stackyFACTSThe G.I. Joe fallacy obliterates the assumption that recognizing an error prevents it. Even with full active awareness of a strict logic glitch, the processor completely fails to halt its execution. It proves that merely identifying a catastrophic processing error does absolutely nothing to rewrite the underlying code.
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