Yep.

Fast feedback. Inexpensive.
No permission needed. Easy.

Agree. And these account for many of the problems that we see in complex adaptive systems… like organizations. In that case, I like to do little experiments that aren’t gonna cause a big impact or big disruption to see how they’re gonna affect the system. I like them to be FINE…

I think there's another aspect as well. When you can make a hundred bets and only one has to succeed, this strategy may be attractive.

But again, that assumes that the risks and costs (esp. to humans) are negligible. (Or you don't care.)

Indeed.

Well, I suspect it depends on who chooses the values. If you don't care who gets hurt, breaking things may seem fine.

That’s all any of us can do.

Thanks for boosting this, @kylesm.bsky.social Would love to catch up with you and hear how you've applied what you learned in PSL.