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Old 10th Jul 2013, 11:46
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whether these relationships produced by clever automatics are simply becoming too numerous for (some) mere humans to instinctively keep track of?

I would suspect that is indeed probable, which is why stable approaches are important, to avoid high workload situations at critical moments, which is apparently what happened to these poor chaps...
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