Re:Why Medical Advice Seems to Change So Frequently
by newman314 on Friday January 20, 2017 @01:44PM
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But applying the same logic to other professions does not work in my opinion.
For example, if a pilot screws up, people die, lots of people die.
Unfortunately, there are a whole bunch of professions where it's not really ok to be "Oops, my bad". And those are the professions that I would say need the most rigor (yet with enough flexibility to catch unknown corner cases) in general.
So it's not really debug but more likely post-mortem. =(
For example, if a pilot screws up, people die, lots of people die.
Unfortunately, there are a whole bunch of professions where it's not really ok to be "Oops, my bad". And those are the professions that I would say need the most rigor (yet with enough flexibility to catch unknown corner cases) in general.
So it's not really debug but more likely post-mortem. =(