Null pointer exceptions and segfaults are the most obvious risks. Oh wait—those are dangers of dereference.
While I don’t disagree that delegating your beliefs (my preferred framing; deference is passive and hierarchy-based, delegation is active and implies an intentional choice of who and what) has done cost, it also has massive benefits in efficiency and probably correctness, as long as you delegate to mainstream thinkers rather than contrarians.
Null pointer exceptions and segfaults are the most obvious risks. Oh wait—those are dangers of dereference.
While I don’t disagree that delegating your beliefs (my preferred framing; deference is passive and hierarchy-based, delegation is active and implies an intentional choice of who and what) has done cost, it also has massive benefits in efficiency and probably correctness, as long as you delegate to mainstream thinkers rather than contrarians.