Re:Workers rely on medieval era tech to reconstruct the Notr...
by richk449 on Friday June 02, 2023 @11:35PM
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> If I hired a babysitter and on their watch, one of my kids caught on fire, yes, I'd insist on attributing that to the person whose one job it was to ensure their safety, and at least not hiring them again.
Interesting that the responsibility stops there. What about the person that hired the obviously incompetent babysitter? They don’t appear to have sufficient judgement to be responsible for kids.
Re:Workers rely on medieval era tech to reconstruct the Notr...
by xp84 on Saturday June 03, 2023 @07:01PM
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I fear you may have taken my simplified hypothetical too seriously. Nobody is suggesting one man or woman bears 100% of the responsibility for what happened at Notre Dame. Yes, it's multiple people. They should all face some consequences if only not being trusted to do those jobs.
Re:Workers rely on medieval era tech to reconstruct the Notr...
by np- on Saturday June 03, 2023 @01:06AM
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That would still raise a lot of questions right? Who hired the babysitter and what kind of vetting did they do? How did the fire start, was it due to poor maintenance and who was responsible for that? Why did none of the automated fire safety equipment work and who manufactured and installed that? Etc etc. it’s pretty pointless to just blame one person in the chain and call it a day
CV headline: "Oversaw safety at a national landmark -- Allowed only a single billion-dollar fire"