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If you are an engineer you should know that when the answer to question "why do we do it that way?" Is "it's the way its always been done" you are looking a really stupid process.
Actually, BKMs and established procedures are a very key part of engineering. Continuous improvement is certainly a thing, but one doesn’t roll the bones on load calcs and so forth.
 
I’m mocking the obligatory rhetorical prefix “widespread” (and “systemic”). Imagine if these were required criteria in consideration of murder or robbery.

It’s silly stuff.
Voter fraud, murder and robbery are all illegal, and I wouldn't describe any of them as widespread.
 
Actually, BKMs and established procedures are a very key part of engineering. Continuous improvement is certainly a thing, but one doesn’t roll the bones on load calcs and so forth.
The reason we all frantically scurry to the local elementary school on a work day at 6 am or 5 pm to have 3 grannies count ballots for the next 2 weeks is because "that's the way its always been done". The whole voting process is antiquated and needs to be re-engineered. It shouldn't be an inconvenience to vote.
 
The reason we all frantically scurry to the local elementary school on a work day at 6 am or 5 pm to have 3 grannies count ballots for the next 2 weeks is because "that's the way its always been done". The whole voting process is antiquated and needs to be re-engineered. It shouldn't be an inconvenience to vote.

Voting doesn'ty close until hours after 5pm
Not many years ago paper ballots the results were known same day or shortly after midnight
 
Voting doesn'ty close until hours after 5pm
Not many years ago paper ballots the results were known same day or shortly after midnight
Voting closes at 6pm in Kentucky. I work till 5pm. My polling place is 45 minutes from my work. I will just go in late and inconvenience my employer. No problemo.
 
So you don't think the action of murder is deterred by the fact its illegal?

If it did Death Row wouldn't be full for decades and many more cells needed
2nd black male arrested for hanging the black female in Mississippi and a 3rd sought for arrest
 
If it did Death Row wouldn't be full for decades and many more cells needed
2nd black male arrested for hanging the black female in Mississippi and a 3rd sought for arrest
Look at this guy here, doesn't believe the threat of punishment deters crime.

With Murder the picture is slightly muddled because it So ingrained the judeo-christian ethical framework that Murder is wrong, that you could argue that Western and for that matter every ethical framework is doing the legwork of deterring crime, but for rational people the punishment deters them from crime.
 
And since you don't think criminal punishment deters anyone, tell us what is stopping you from committing murder?

Death Row damn sure doesn't deter them
apparently, they live there longer than their victims ages
It damn sure not the Laws

eh

Just turn your machine on
 
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I’m mocking the obligatory rhetorical prefix “widespread” (and “systemic”). Imagine if these were required criteria in consideration of murder or robbery.

It’s silly stuff.
It wouldn't matter to devout leftist cult members. Goalpost moving of the highest order.
 
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