> The trouble is that those warnings should not be necessary. Of course they shouldn't be, but it's a protection against scenerios such as miscommunication, be

> The trouble is that those warnings should not be necessary. Of course they shouldn't be, but it's a protection against scenerios such as miscommunication, being distracted and forgetting you handed them over, etc. > mantra is drummed into you. The real danger to well-trained behavior is emergencies and task-saturation. That's when you're most likely be distracted, act impulsively, etc. Literally halve of all warnings can be covered by "The humans should have been paying attention and noticed it".