> Who would want to be in charge of an aerospace company if there was a real risk that you'd get charged with murder if you don't have an almost psychic insight

> Who would want to be in charge of an aerospace company if there was a real risk that you'd get charged with murder if you don't have an almost psychic insight into the technical decisions of your company? You say this like it's crazy, but we literally already do this with Doctors and Surgeons, it's not as tricky as you make it sound. There's no valid reason that CEO/C-Suite folks get to forever escape any responsibility and accountability.