The Problem with Perfect Rules
Imagine you need to build a system that decides if it will rain tomorrow. How would you do it?
The Intuitive Approach: Write Rules
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Temperature Rule
If temperature > 20°C AND humidity > 70%, then rain
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Cloud Rule
If cloudiness > 80%, then rain
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Wind Rule
If wind from ocean AND speed > 30 km/h, then rain
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Season Rule
If winter AND temperature < 5°C, then snow (not rain)
⚠️This seems logical... so what's the problem?
Rules work great when the world is simple. But reality is messy, and edge cases break simple logic.