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How many commercial fisherman died on the job last year? How many coal miners? Truck drivers? Electricians? The fact that you don't know (neither do I) says
by waterlesscloud 17y ago
How many commercial fisherman died on the job last year? How many coal miners? Truck drivers? Electricians?
The fact that you don't know (neither do I) says a lot about the risks some businesses take in stride.
There's a business world outside of offices full of computers, and some of those jobs involve literally deadly risk.
And yet those industries still thrive.
- w1ntermute 17y agoHow many commercial fisherman died on the job last year? How many coal miners? Truck drivers? Electricians? How many electricians don't know the basics of not electrocuting themselves? His point is that space is a new frontier, and we don't yet have standard safety protocols in place. The only way to develop them will be through trial and error, which will inevitably involve the loss of human life.