Re:Ability to See Expertise Is a Milestone Worth Aiming For
by yobbo on Friday July 21, 2023 @10:07AM
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> I can explain it to non-experts in understandable way
Ok? But you are required to motivate a decision that is based on terms, conditions, probabilities, consequences that can only be encoded at knowledge-level A. When projected down to knowledge-level C, it sounds like "otherwise bad things might happen".
The jargon is not what matters. The logic of the decision is not meaningful or believable without knowledge of the "physics of the system" at level A.
Most people understand nuclear bombs in layman terms, and they understand them intuitively from watching videos and pictures. Without videos and pictures, no one would care.
Ok? But you are required to motivate a decision that is based on terms, conditions, probabilities, consequences that can only be encoded at knowledge-level A. When projected down to knowledge-level C, it sounds like "otherwise bad things might happen".
The jargon is not what matters. The logic of the decision is not meaningful or believable without knowledge of the "physics of the system" at level A.
Most people understand nuclear bombs in layman terms, and they understand them intuitively from watching videos and pictures. Without videos and pictures, no one would care.