Brilliant.

A reminder of the YouTube channel of the USCSB for those who've not watched any of the excellently produced and narrated case studies there. Even if you're not in that industry, there are a lot of parallels to be seen in the negligent decisions made leading to disaster and how e.g. ignoring proper patching practices can lead to a much greater incident than simply doing the work when it needs to be done. If you're of the personality type that enjoys reading or watching air crash investigation reports this will almost certainly appeal to you.

https://www.youtube.com/@USCSB/videos

Youtube reccomended one of their videos and they are really well done with layman's explanations of everything and CG re-enactments, video evidence, and report evidence. They set a high bar for investigation videos

Isn't that the stuff where you have to make sure your pipe runs have gentle bends not 90-degree elbows because if it 'piles up' in a corner it spontaneously goes off?

Or is it the stuff that infamously dissolved pilots during ww2

Pretty sure it's one or the other