Stuff Related To Presumption

A military person could ask 'How could this limit in this weapon/vehicle/thing be overcome'? I've had ideas. So would others with high IQ, paid to spend time thinking about such things.

Some people probably presumed automatic vehicles were not worth the risk to develop, as they may be hacked or a glitch could occur. There may be less deaths, as many accidents are human caused. There are more accidents and deaths per year than you may think, especially in certain often traveled areas.

Thalidomide was a big disaster with many people affected and killed. It was used in Germany, even after they should have learned their lesson from the drug Meth.

A young person may presume that they can't get a certain job. A high school "guidance" counselor told someone something along the lines of "you wouldn't make a good radio host." The young guy eventually became a great/popular radio host. He had a good voice and he was cool and funny. That makes me think: people change from when they are younger. The same would go for their voice. Someone said my great uncle wouldn't amount to anything. He became a nurse for life.

A supervisor of janitors, thought they should be using a type of disinfectant, that not only would have left a film on the shower wall, but there was no WHMIS sheet for it, which was required at that workplace. So a janitor underneath the supervisor knew more than them. Also, that same supervisor thought they could use gloves to pick up metal shavings that were sharp like razor blades. The janitor underneath her knew they shouldn't use gloves for that, and that they should use a dustpan/broom, or whatever it was).

Say someone commits suicide. Life could go bad for their family in other ways, which can add up. The family could lose other family members in a car accident. Then they might commit suicide, which can affect the economy and mean they aren't around to possibly benefit other people’s lives.