I've designed medical devices. They're not rocket science. Yes, being tolerant of a single-point-of-failure is important, but not in this climate. Military shou

I've designed medical devices. They're not rocket science. Yes, being tolerant of a single-point-of-failure is important, but not in this climate. Military should cut through fines. And as for lives, they just need to be more safe than not having a ventilator. You don't put a healthy patient on a ventilator. I think if 10,000 come out which kill people, that's a problem, but it's not a particularly hard one to catch. If 10,000 come out where 1% kill people, that wouldn't pass any sort of bar in normal times, but these are not normal times. That's much better than not having them at all.