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What I concluded from the short but quite touching article: Speak out if you see something wrong, no matter what the profession. Speak out with a passion. Be
by zhte415 11y ago
What I concluded from the short but quite touching article:
Speak out if you see something wrong, no matter what the profession.
Speak out with a passion.
Because not doing so will end in traumatizing guilt, which Mr. Ebeling was fighting with for so long, despite doing so.
The fantastic quote by Charlie Bolden:
"We honor [the Challenger astronauts] not through bearing the burden of their loss, but by constantly reminding each other to remain vigilant," the statement read. "And to listen to those like Mr. Ebeling who have the courage to speak up so that our astronauts can safely carry out their missions."
- jacalata 11y agoThat's a weird lesson to learn from a story about a guy who spoke out and still carried that guilt. It seems more like a lesson of "win the argument or you will be traumatized"?
- tekklloneer 11y agoThere's a lot of variations on "it's better to have loved", and this is one of them. You're more likely to regret not doing something than doing it with good intent and sound reason.
- agumonkey 11y agoTo me the issue was more NASA letting down their devoted employees by not giving credit where its due (negative and positive). They let the guy taking the bullet in real life and said nothing at the time. What a nasty double penalty.