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Assuming they read it and really comprehend it. Plenty get fooled into signing away their life’s savings or get convinced to take the risk.

• pdonis 4y ago
  > Plenty get fooled into signing away their life’s savings or get convinced to take the risk. We're not talking about a random person walking into a local bank and asking for a loan. We're talking about someone signing off as engineer of record for a project. The two cases are not at all comparable.
  • KyeRussell 4y ago
    No. You’re wrong. You by all accounts appear to be in such a bubble that you can’t comprehend these things meaning less to other people than they do to you. This reasoning is incredibly incredibly dangerous and there are countless very contemporary examples of it leading to a) exploitation and b) those well-to-do being let off the hook.
    • pdonis 4y ago
      > there are countless very contemporary examples I challenge you to give one. You evidently are not familiar with how signoffs by engineers of record are made for structures like bridges.