Well, you know my specific example of a risk. Even if you know all about physics, that is the rules of the game, you can still lose to an opponent that can figure out a winning strategy.
Examples are good when you can confidently say something about them, and their very existence was in question. But there are so many ways to sidestep mere physical threat that it doesn’t seem a good choice. An explosion is just something that happens to the local region, in a lawful physical way. You could cook some dynamic redundancy to preserve computation in case of an explosion.
Well, you know my specific example of a risk. Even if you know all about physics, that is the rules of the game, you can still lose to an opponent that can figure out a winning strategy.
Examples are good when you can confidently say something about them, and their very existence was in question. But there are so many ways to sidestep mere physical threat that it doesn’t seem a good choice. An explosion is just something that happens to the local region, in a lawful physical way. You could cook some dynamic redundancy to preserve computation in case of an explosion.