At first you wonder how they got the difficult part correct and screwed up the easy part. The parts that fall apart aren't really necessary so you can still use the thing. Often it is better stripped of the unnecessary junk.
So why are only the frivolous extras breaking?
This is easy to explain.
They put the bright people on the essential difficult part and the less competent people on the less necessary easy parts.
And the incompetent people don't even get the easy part right.
Bret Cahill
The Texas grid isn't really like a consumer product. To even get paid you n eed to deal with politicians, bureaucrats and regulators during a massive d ecades long outbreak of Libertaria where no one is accountable for anything . Yet the high tech gas turbines didn't fail. The problem was merely a la ck of low tech insulation and space heaters.
Same as the OP issue.
A study of the World Trade Center collapse said it would have survived the attack with the right joints and insulation.
The major difference: not so many lives depend on a consumer item and it ca n still be made to work.
"Humility can make you rich."
-- Buffet
"The heart of the earth is of gold."
-- Nietzsche
p the easy part. The parts that fall apart aren't really necessary so you c an still use the thing. Often it is better stripped of the unnecessary junk .
ompetent people on the less necessary easy parts.
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