> But there's really no equivalent of "cheating" in real world industries where it's the results that matter. Actual real world industries are full of possibil

> But there's really no equivalent of "cheating" in real world industries where it's the results that matter. Actual real world industries are full of possibilities for cheating: lie on your estimations, then lie to avert blame after those estimations are not met. Convert safety margings into profit margins and use that to outbid competitors who don't with prices they can't match. Real people die under collapsing structures that would not have collapsed had the safety margins been there.