I think a good example of an example from the blog where simply "we don't do that is" the deployments. I've been at multiple companies where they had multiple r

I think a good example of an example from the blog where simply "we don't do that is" the deployments. I've been at multiple companies where they had multiple rules about deployments and often one of those was we don't do deployments late Friday.The whole "what if they do" is solved by we fix the issue we cause and tell them not to do it again and if they do we remove their ability. The "how do we ensure they read it" we make it a requirement and if they don't get rid of them. The 2nd type isn't smarter and wiser as the author wants to protray. They're just someone constantly worried about what ifs. There are always what ifs. And often these what ifs are minor problems if they do happen.