1. Analogy
Imagine you're sending your friend a 500-page book.
You have two delivery companies.
The first guarantees every page arrives in order.
If page 187 gets lost, they'll resend only page 187.
1. Analogy Imagine you're sending your friend a 500-page book. You have two delivery...
1. Analogy
Imagine you're sending your friend a 500-page book.
You have two delivery companies.
The first guarantees every page arrives in order.
If page 187 gets lost, they'll resend only page 187.

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