epävirheet
Epävirheet is a Finnish term that translates to "non-errors" or "false errors." It refers to perceived mistakes or imperfections that are, in reality, intentional design choices, stylistic preferences, or simply differences in interpretation. The concept often arises in contexts where strict adherence to a perceived standard is expected, but the deviation is actually deliberate. This can occur in various fields, including language, art, design, and even problem-solving.
The term highlights the subjective nature of error detection. What one person considers an "epävirhe" might
Understanding epävirheet requires moving beyond a rigid, black-and-white view of correctness. It encourages a more nuanced