> Maybe people in your experience don't do that for math or code, but it's a clear bright line standard, either you do it, because the task is important to get

> Maybe people in your experience don't do that for math or code, but it's a clear bright line standard, either you do it, because the task is important to get right or you don't, because it doesn't really matter. > I have seen where too many layers of checklists and verification just make people assume another layer will catch errors and then nobody checks thoroughly. Yes, my experience is that few people are willing to do this. The important question then is how to find people willing to redo the work independently. I haven't found anyone who seems interested in doing this or able to dedicate time to this.