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Building code is not a standard by which to judge possible practices, it just formalizes the normal approach to prevent halfassery. (And arguably, to prevent di
by smolder 4y ago
Building code is not a standard by which to judge possible practices, it just formalizes the normal approach to prevent halfassery. (And arguably, to prevent disruption of established businesses in a regulatory capture kinda way.)
- lazide 4y agoBuilding code defines what is legal in a jurisdiction - it’s 99% of actual practice. We can discuss the theory behind changing it of course, it just isn’t material to the field until the rules change.
- smolder 4y agoThis doesn't contradict what I said.
- lazide 4y agoIt does, as you are not providing useful enough evidence to contradict the Chesterton’s fence situation we are in. There are real reasons the benefits (right now) do not outweigh the known hazards (right now). If you have new evidence to add that you believe does, then please do. But so far, not seeing it.