My thoughts: > But what we do is not the same as medicine It is extraordinarily similar from a systems aspect > which is highly regulated Some areas of soft

My thoughts: > But what we do is not the same as medicine It is extraordinarily similar from a systems aspect > which is highly regulated Some areas of software development are highly regulated, and this is an environmental constraint instead of a work methods outcome > has implications for life and death. Much of software has implications for life and death, especially at firmware level or medical device & AI/ML. If your experience is only with FAANG or web front ends, then sure, this statement has teeth. But software automates processes, and a lot of processes can end in death, either by intent (military) or accident (health, law enforcement, manufacturing)