Suppose you’re building sandcastles on the beach. You build them closer to the shore, supposedly because the sand there is better, but it’s also more risky because right where the sand is ideal is where the tide tends to be the most uncertain. Nevertheless, you take your chances. Your castle being destroyed is a good excuse to build another one. Furthermore, it adds strategic elements to the construction: Build it such that it maximizes the number of hits it can take. After all, this is what a
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Suppose you’re building sandcastles on the beach. You build them closer to the shore, supposedly because the sand there is better, but it’s also more risky because right where the sand is ideal is where the tide tends to be the most uncertain. Nevertheless, you take your chances. Your castle being destroyed is a good excuse to build another one. Furthermore, it adds strategic elements to the construction: Build it such that it maximizes the number of hits it can take. After all, this is what a