Disagree with the framing metaphor being one of binary decisions that lead to crashes when made wrong. We intentionally design our systems so that wide deviation along the relevant dimensions don’t cause problems. For example, joysticks allow much more precise steering than steering wheels. But in testing this was found to be undesirable, you don’t actually want precision at the expense of sensitivity. Joystick users were more precise but crashed more because it was easier to accidentally give an extreme input.
Disagree with the framing metaphor being one of binary decisions that lead to crashes when made wrong. We intentionally design our systems so that wide deviation along the relevant dimensions don’t cause problems. For example, joysticks allow much more precise steering than steering wheels. But in testing this was found to be undesirable, you don’t actually want precision at the expense of sensitivity. Joystick users were more precise but crashed more because it was easier to accidentally give an extreme input.