Error is delayed alignment, not failure

Being right isn’t a static state.

Error is not failure.
It’s delayed alignment.

As long as a system can correct itself, it remains valid,
even when momentarily wrong.

The problem with “0% error” thinking is that it produces rigidity.
Rigid systems don’t adapt. They break.

A small margin of error isn’t a flaw.
It’s what keeps a system alive.

Full internal write-up (descriptive, not promotional):
https://zenodo.org/records/18190262