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Submitted by Bryan Pflug on Sun, 01/28/2007 - 03:11

At the core, the uppermost reason for not testing is a mindset that everything leaders have ordered has been done exactly as prescribed. This is a remarkably naive presumption, as the history of technology, and construction in particular, is packed with examples of workers who upon finding a tool or design to be inefficient have, in effect, said, I spit on your stupid ideas, and switched parts around or kept modifying them until they fit. Sometimes they told the designer or engineer about it; sometimes they did not.

— James R. Chiles

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