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    Feasibility is determined by available resources, trainin... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The 'feasible precautions' standard is epistemically indeterminate: commanders cannot know in real-time what precautions were genuinely feasible under fog of war.

    Feasibility is determined by available resources, training, and procedures—not information—so uncertainty doesn't render it indeterminate.

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