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Safety mechanisms are often inherently unsafe, because they are safer than the alternative, so you don't want people playing with them. e.g. You cat cut yoursel
by Stevvo 11mo ago
Safety mechanisms are often inherently unsafe, because they are safer than the alternative, so you don't want people playing with them.
e.g. You cat cut yourself on the glass of a fire alarm, or break an ankle on an emergency exit slide.
- dejj 11mo agoValid. Maybe something can be learned from using them more frequently, either by the maker or by the user.
- 1970-01-01 11mo agoSafety mechanisms are not inherently unsafe. A very small minority that leverage fast-deploying mechanics are, however the majority of safety is neutral. Life vests, eye protection, fall harness, emergency brake, electrical gloves, etc don't actively harm the person.