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What's the oddest/most "interesting" conversation you've had?
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this. that's why a model is as good as its known margin of error and limits
and it's important to remember models work well outside of edge cases ; in your speedometer example, if you brake on ice and your car drifts out of control, the speedometer will show no speed, when you'll probably have one ... but in most cases, it's a good enough model