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Re:Why I’m turning my son into a cyborg by merpnderp on Wednesday July 17, 2019 @10:15AM (#20459711)
It doesn't imply it will never malfunction. It implies it went through a scientifically rigorous process to minimize the chances it will malfunction.
Re:Why I’m turning my son into a cyborg by Cthulhu_ on Wednesday July 17, 2019 @10:50AM (#20460065)
And often that there's warranties in place - that is, if it does fail under normal operation, you can sue them and get millions. Which won't buy your loved one back but it's a strong deterrent for the company to not try and palm off dysfunctional shit.
Re:Why I’m turning my son into a cyborg by dlphn___xyz on Wednesday July 17, 2019 @11:09AM (#20460268)
that doesnt help if youre dead or severly injured...besides how many of these cases actually go to court and win?
Re:Why I’m turning my son into a cyborg by ceejayoz on Wednesday July 17, 2019 @11:31AM (#20460533)
It doesn't fix those things, but it does help deal with them, at least where the long-term financial impacts are concerned.

You're not going to squeeze a lifetime worth of lost salary out of a random Redditor who told you how to tweak your insulin pump.