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If you ask a question of a machine, and you get the wrong answer, then you asked the wrong question. Blaming the machine for being faulty is akin to shouting at a rock for being in the way of your toe.

Tilmon Edwards (Dirigo)@tilmonedwards.com

The argument I'm making is almost tautological, to be fair. If you give an agent direct access to query a database, and in the course of its queries the agent deletes your data, then you gave bad inputs. The database access tools you choose to give it are part of the I/O loop.

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