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Yep. This is like saying "who needs building codes because it's more important the owner maintains the roof and paint?" To have something properly function you
by cjensen 3y ago
Yep. This is like saying "who needs building codes because it's more important the owner maintains the roof and paint?"
To have something properly function you need both a solid build and maintenance. Doing one well doesn't absolve you of doing the other.
- sacnoradhq 3y agoEmperor's new clothes syndrome of the naïve and/or arrogant.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoAs much as I love the show, I'd call it Star Trek's approach to OSHA. I mean, Starfleet officers are so well-trained and perfect that they don't need safeguards such as guardrails on elevators moving engineers up and down a three story high room that ends up shaking at least twice per episode. And let's not even talk about seatbelts.
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- jtriangle 3y agoWell, idk, every time the ship gets hit some console on the bridge shorts out and the arcflash blows some noname ensign across the room. So, star trek probably isn't the example I'd pull from.