Error Code at Birth

For every ten things Lin Ze did, he made at least five mistakes. It's not carelessness, it's not stupid, it's because his brain outputs two answers at the same time - one correct, one wrong - and then his body randomly executes one of them with a 50% probability. He knew he was making a mistake. He just couldn't control it. On the day he was born, what popped up on the monitor was not a heartbeat curve, but a line of words: ERR_UNKNOWN_ENTITY. The three hundred and seventy-three error codes on his skin have grown out one by one since he was three years old, like some kind of slow-growing sentence. His job is as a "system calibrator" - using his own errors to offset the system's errors. The more others practice, the more they are right; the more they practice, the more they are wrong. After each calibration, his error rate went up a little. He tried to correct himself. I tried fixing it myself as a bug. Tried reset to zero. But the error limit is not 100%. The error limit is the limit to which a person is willing to tolerate his own mistakes. When a city is built on a system that is always wrong, when "right" itself is the most dangerous anomaly—— A person who makes structural mistakes is the only one who can calibrate the world. He doesn't need to be right. He just needs to keep being wrong.