Ted Harris was working at tech support problem and got this convergence graph. Ouch!
He calls it “Murphy’s Law of Convergence”
Jason called it “Asymptotic Sisyphaen Convergence”
Doug commented:
“It’s like a pinball machine. Just shake the monitor a little, but not too much, don’t want to trip the tilt sensor. “
I call it annoying. Share your names or comments for this type of convergence below.
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