The thing about ROBO and the cost of getting things done on a scale is that people always talk about being smart and very few people talk about working together.

‎When one person or thing is doing something by itself it is easy or when you have a lot of people or things working together it is like economics.

‎The real test for systems like ROBO under Fabric Foundation is not if one thing works right if working together is still easy when a lot of things are happening.

‎Because working together costs something when not many things are happening everything looks okay.

‎When more things are happening small problems appear such as people wanting different things at the same time.

‎Not having enough resources.

‎Waiting for someone to say it is okay.

‎People disagreeing.

‎Checking to make sure everything is safe and this takes time.

‎These are not problems they are just the cost of working together.

‎In the beginning teams can handle this cost by themselves or they fix the problems they make sure people do not disagree and they change the schedule.

‎This works until things get too big and there is no extra time.

‎The real question for ROBO is not if the agents can do things.

‎It is if the cost of working gets smaller or bigger when more things are happening.

‎If the cost gets bigger when more things are happening then things do not work well on a scale.

‎If the cost gets smaller then the system is getting better.

‎I would look at ROBO.

‎How long it takes to work together when a lot of things are happening.

‎Not how long it takes on average. How long it takes when things are really busy.

‎How often do people or things. Need help.

‎How often do things get delayed because something else is delayed.

‎Good systems get better at working over time.

‎Bad systems get slower and slower.

‎People care about how much work gets done.

‎How well the system works when it is stressed is what really matters.

‎Things do not break when one person or thing, makes a mistake.

‎They break when working together gets harder than doing the work.

‎That is where the system really shows its value for ROBO.

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