But it's not about sharp tools. In fact one of the problems is that computers are all being turned into safety scissors. But they're safety scissors that someti

But it's not about sharp tools. In fact one of the problems is that computers are all being turned into safety scissors. But they're safety scissors that sometimes randomly fire a bullet backwards into the user when you snip. And the people making these things say "well yeah you need to know about the hidden gun and be careful of where it's aiming." Or if instead of things like the sawstop, we made power saws that sometimes just flip open the guard and swing the blade to toward the user. But there's a safety to prevent that, but it disengages whenever you start the saw, so you need to reengage it every time you cut something in-between starting the saw and actually cutting.