Agreed. Adding to your point: If this were NASA, memories of Apollo 1 "go fever" would be a fitting analogy of our present circumstance. "Nothing we did had an

Agreed. Adding to your point: If this were NASA, memories of Apollo 1 "go fever" would be a fitting analogy of our present circumstance. "Nothing we did had any shelf life" was one of the core problems identified by Gene Kranz in his "tough and competent" speech to his mission control team after the fire. I think it's a salient point. When all the parts are constantly churning, fires are to be expected. Progress is messy if we're not cautious, and I'm not sure if we are being cautious in the right places. We could learn from Mission Control. (Lots of room for debate, here! And I'm being purposefully vague.)