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Thats shifting the goalpost, I didnt comment on SpaceX overall work hours. I commented on a specific employee being disabled. That said, his rockets work - so
by trident5000 4y ago
Thats shifting the goalpost, I didnt comment on SpaceX overall work hours. I commented on a specific employee being disabled. That said, his rockets work - so what argument do you really have?
for jmull below: "no relevant information" He needed back surgery and I have myself had back surgery. I have first hand experience on this topic. Your comment is really out of touch.
- jmull 4y agoYou've diagnosed a person's work capacity despite having none of the relevant information and no training to do so. Really, how can you possibly believe this judgement has any bearing on the situation?
- SXX 4y agoI was referring to OP that you replied to. You basically stating that SpaceX have to be careful about letting him work after surgery. At the same time they're totally okay overworking engineers all the time which is known to inevitably lead to human errors. Fact that Musks' rockets work might be very well despite terrible work conditions.
- SXX 4y agoHistorical reference: soviet rockets also worked even though some of engineers almost died in Gulag camps.
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