"I solve practical problems. Like where all the necessary holes should be on passenger aircraft, and when they should appear."
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Pretty much when an engineering thing goes wrong. It was because of managers and bureaucracy. It happened with NASA's Challenger mission and this one is probably another incident like it. The engineers are the most technical, precise, accurate people ever. It is very rare that something catastrophic will go buy unnoticed.
https://www.spacesafetymagazine.com/space-disasters/challenger-disaster/challenger-management-failure/