When a person makes a mistake, we’re inclined to think of some clichéd rationalizations: “you’re only human,” “nobody’s perfect,” “practice makes perfect,” “Rome wasn’t built in a day,” or, one of my favorites, “in order to make an omelet you have to break a few eggs.”
But what happens if a mistake isn’t made by a human?
Back in 2005 when Bill Gates famously suffered through three Windows crashes during his keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show, I’m quite sure he was wishing that....