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The main difference lies in the contrast between applied engineering and experimental scientific research: while a single attempt is sufficient for the bridge—since known laws of physics and mathematical simulations are applied to ensure zero collapses—the superconductor requires hundreds or thousands of trial-and-error attempts, as it seeks to uncover new knowledge at a frontier where theory cannot yet predict the exact outcome.
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