Re:Goodyear Hid Evidence of 'The Worst Tire in History' Link...
by darkerside on Tuesday January 30, 2018 @06:06PM
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> the more you sell, the more tires blow up in the wild; the more tires that blow up, the more injured & dead. The more injured & dead - the more likely you are to get caught
In this case the outcome was pretty straightforward. Tires were literally coming apart at the seams. I'd wager that oftentimes product failures are less obvious. Maybe a certain tire exhibits unexpected sliding on certain types of pothole filler. We probably identify 0% of product failures that don't follow a human recognizable pattern.
Some of these accounts probably unfold according to a "Breaking Bad" progression. Skylar never would have gotten involved in criminal activity except that her husband was already knee deep in it when she found out. A great deal of her rationale was keeping someone else from getting in trouble.
In this case the outcome was pretty straightforward. Tires were literally coming apart at the seams. I'd wager that oftentimes product failures are less obvious. Maybe a certain tire exhibits unexpected sliding on certain types of pothole filler. We probably identify 0% of product failures that don't follow a human recognizable pattern.
Some of these accounts probably unfold according to a "Breaking Bad" progression. Skylar never would have gotten involved in criminal activity except that her husband was already knee deep in it when she found out. A great deal of her rationale was keeping someone else from getting in trouble.