>All those things arguably exist for good reasons, but it's a huge hurdle to doing anything useful. Humans are good at coming up at ideas, the problem is, not

>All those things arguably exist for good reasons, but it's a huge hurdle to doing anything useful. Humans are good at coming up at ideas, the problem is, not all ideas are good ideas. But humans are especially good at ideas to maximize their profit resulting in permits and compliance are written in resulting blood along with the engineering standards enforced. Unfortunately the threat of jail does not deter those ideas, but putting enough barriers that everyone working under them have to jump through does a really good job at reducing the amount that follow through with them. The other aspect, it doesn't take much to kill a human. The rules may seem overkill, but a human is a soft squishy fleshbag where tripping on a pencil could kill you.