Classic & Muravej
Do you think a solid system can really handle unexpected twists, or does it need some built‑in flexibility?
A solid system does the math perfectly, but if you give it only straight lines it’ll break when the curve appears. A built‑in buffer—call it a tiny chaos module—keeps the engine running while still letting you stay in control.
Sounds like a wise approach—add a little wiggle room, keep the core stable, and you’ll weather the curve without losing the reins.
Exactly, and if the curve turns into a loop, at least the system has a way to handle it without you pulling the plug.
Right, a resilient design keeps the process humming even when the path twists.