> And most fresh engineering graduates know nothing about real engineering. And that's ok, that's why they are supervised by experienced engineers, who in turn

> And most fresh engineering graduates know nothing about real engineering. And that's ok, that's why they are supervised by experienced engineers, who in turn in relevant projects with some complexity answer to senior engineers. But even then screwups might happen, and sometimes it's ok. Nevertheless, unlike the spin that is being given to this disaster, that doesn't mean accidents are desirable or sought after. Particularly when the accident consisted of exploding the prototype that was already scheduled for flight tests.