Most things we build are made to be fixed if they go wrong.

‎We can try again if something does not work out.

‎We can change what we did before.

‎We can even go back to how things were

‎This ability to change things makes us feel safe.

‎What really matters is what happens when we do something that cannot be changed.

‎When different parts of a system work together things do not usually go wrong all at once.

‎It is like a lot of small things add up.

‎Someone gives permission for something to happen.

‎Something is given to someone who needs it.

‎Something that is needed is locked in so it cannot be used for anything

‎Then something else happens because of what was done

‎Each of these steps makes it so there are choices for what can happen next.

‎With Fabric Foundation and ROBO the big question is not whether things can be done correctly.

‎It is whether the system knows when it is too late to change what was done.

‎Because being able to change things hides how much they really cost.

‎Not being able to change things shows how much they really cost.

‎If things are done without checking and then problems are found it costs a lot to fix them.

‎This is not because the system is bad it is because a choice was made before it was clear what would happen.

‎Good systems that can work on their treat making a choice as something that can be measured.

‎They make it clear when a choice is made but not final when a choice is made with conditions and when a choice is final.

‎When this is clear people know when the risk of something going changes from something that can be fixed to something that is a bigger problem.

‎When it is not clear things seem to be going well until something needs to be changed.

‎People like it when things are done fast.

‎Doing things fast without being careful about making choices creates problems.

‎The cost of not being able to change things shows up in things like.

‎How often things get worse.

‎When different parts of the system are locked and cannot do what they need to do.

‎When people have to negotiate and fix things after they were supposed to be done.

‎A system that can work on its own does not fail just because one thing goes wrong.

‎It gets weaker when choices are made faster than it's clear what is happening.

‎Something like ROBO cannot make it so that things can always be changed.

‎It can help pay for the things that make it clear when a choice is made like making sure each step is done in order and making sure it is clear when things are changing.

‎The strongest systems are not the ones.

‎They are the ones that know when a decision can no longer be changed.

‎That is where the important parts of a system are.

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