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    <description>Research moves at the speed of peer review. Models move at the speed of a release cycle. Almost everything you read is measuring a system that no longer exists.</description>
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    <description>Catastrophe is a business model. It pays better than accuracy, it is cheaper to produce, and it is structurally impossible to be caught being wrong about.</description>
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    <description>&quot;Prove it is safe before you proceed&quot; sounds like caution. Applied literally it is unfalsifiable, it ignores the cost of waiting, and it consistently protects the wrong people.</description>
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