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I read that comment before I read the article, and it reads quite differently seeing that that excludes this start of the sentence:
i.e. I take that as the literal opposite: they can predict and avoid that situation.
That's how I read it also.
Updated to include the whole thing. I typically look for places to shorten and maintain the reason I’m quoting. You’re right in this case it kinda changes tone.
Either way, it’s… odd. Not even sure what it means.