Since this is meta-level advice, there is no “the problem” in sight. Your criticism would seem to apply to cases not covered by my claim, to wit, cases where the phenomenological macrostate predictions are sharp even though the microstates are uncontrolled. If you’re saying the cases that are covered are rare, I do not deny it.
Since this is meta-level advice, there is no “the problem” in sight. Your criticism would seem to apply to cases not covered by my claim, to wit, cases where the phenomenological macrostate predictions are sharp even though the microstates are uncontrolled. If you’re saying the cases that are covered are rare, I do not deny it.