Squadron, you can make a much better case for your product than resorting to such vague and meaningless pablum. Yes process has overhead, can have bugs, or can

Squadron, you can make a much better case for your product than resorting to such vague and meaningless pablum. Yes process has overhead, can have bugs, or can be incorrectly or incompletely executed. Yes, it's nice to make it easy and reliable, automation is part of that. No, it's not poison. An error in engineering is costly, people and dogs can die. Yes, you're right. But if you want to use death as rhetoric, you really should have something against process beyond an explanation that process can be deficient. Go to a company where user death is an actual risk and tell them that that process is poison and you'll get laughed out of the room.