(I'm agreeing with the parent post, just elaborating.) Also, much like the weather, sometimes you can only make accurate predictions if you make a small predic

(I'm agreeing with the parent post, just elaborating.) Also, much like the weather, sometimes you can only make accurate predictions if you make a small prediction and correct it once you get feedback. Much like you can get insanely high correlations on your predictions about the weather if you never predict more than 15 minutes out, the problem of predicting the other plane's response only become tractable when you can predict and correct over very short windows. The higher clock rate doesn't just do more of the same faster, but rather, enable a sort of "phase shift", where the speed enables a new form of computation to work in a meaningful way.