> Indeed. And it doesn't work. Look at the sheer number of near world destroying accidents our military have managed to muster over the years.

What is that number? And do we know that the number would be less without these types of regulations?

> Looking at the spanner incident pointed out by two sibling comments, the "dont carry heavy tools or anchor then when working on the big explodey thing" rule was not enforced and double-checked

My understanding from listening to the podcast episode (this morning) is that the tool-anchoring rules were only added after that particular disaster.