If someone makes correlated errors, they are better explained as part of a strategy.
That does seem right to me.
It seems like very often correlated errors are the result of a mistaken, upstream crux. They’re making one mistake, which is flowing into a bunch of specific instances.
This at least has to be another hypothesis, along with “this is a conscious or unconscious strategy to get what they want.”
That does seem right to me.
It seems like very often correlated errors are the result of a mistaken, upstream crux. They’re making one mistake, which is flowing into a bunch of specific instances.
This at least has to be another hypothesis, along with “this is a conscious or unconscious strategy to get what they want.”