We now come to the most demanding requirements of the human mind at all.
This is to consider processes in retrospect, not unilaterally by the results here.
Namely, we see all too easily when something - possibly against large, seemingly invincible, acting Resistors - managed the matter as as if we would have done everything right, at least the decisive factor.
The other way, in case of failure, we are inclined even there to see fatal error, where perhaps none at all was made.
This is all too human, but clouds the mind. (more ...)
