Brilliantly captured how the submarine service challenge isn't just about hull numbers but tacit knowledge erosion. The point about endurance masking fragilty really clarifies somethign I've been thinking about after following recent deployment gaps. Reminds me of how alot of critical infrastructure operates fine until one unusual stressor reveals decades of deferred maintenance. The "submarine competency cliff" framing is honestly kinda chilling.
That infrastructure analogy is exactly the risk I was trying to surface. These systems can look resilient right up until the moment an edge case exposes how much experience and margin has quietly disappeared.
Brilliantly captured how the submarine service challenge isn't just about hull numbers but tacit knowledge erosion. The point about endurance masking fragilty really clarifies somethign I've been thinking about after following recent deployment gaps. Reminds me of how alot of critical infrastructure operates fine until one unusual stressor reveals decades of deferred maintenance. The "submarine competency cliff" framing is honestly kinda chilling.
Thank you.
That infrastructure analogy is exactly the risk I was trying to surface. These systems can look resilient right up until the moment an edge case exposes how much experience and margin has quietly disappeared.