Yes, it's not a TV show, which is why I used my own real world example. How do you approach an engineering problem? You've complained about my methodology, but

Yes, it's not a TV show, which is why I used my own real world example. How do you approach an engineering problem? You've complained about my methodology, but haven't offered any alternative... Rational approaches are how an irrational person can solve real world problems. I realize the role of the CEO, and I was specifically responding to the many claims that "he is an engineer". He isn't approaching this problem like an engineer, as I've said twice now, he's approaching it politically. That may be the status quo for CEO behaviour, but it is a strong deviation from an engineering approach. I also stated that this problem was caused in the first place by Boeing's business practices hamstringing their engineering practices. They have many, many amazing engineers at Boeing, many of whom voiced objections to the rush jobs and regulation gerrymandering that Boeing's business side (run specifically by the CEO) used to get this aircraft flying before it was safe. The outcome of this is very visible.