Roxas
Human Brain Enthusiast“What could possibly go wrong?” was supposed to be a rhetorical question
無@thomasfuchs But it's a good question to ask in earnest.
Here is an example of such answers to such a question:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror-image_life#Potential_risks
Richard W. Woodley ELBOWS UP 🇨🇦🌹🚴♂️📷 🗺️It was not intended to be answered by "Let's find out".
Hänzi Pōtter@the5thColumnist @thomasfuchs followed by "it won't be that bad"
David, a Bostonian in Tokyo.Nobody gets it that there won't be any heat in your house this December...
Phil Thane ✅@thomasfuchs Just like 'Thick of it' and 'House of Cards' and 'Yes, Minister' were supposed to be satire.
Ramon Fincken 🇺🇦
draNgNon@thomasfuchs no. It's a prayer for intervention by the great god Murphy
@draNgNon I would argue that prayers are rhetorical statements
@thomasfuchs I'd say they were more performative, but then again, that's hairsplitting, so it's not really an argument!
🏴🏳⚧🏴☠those are famous last words
Kintarian@thomasfuchs Also, “It couldn’t get any worse, right?”
Michael McWilliams@thomasfuchs
I used to think that too until I became a Project Manager and realized that the question is supposed to be investigated and the Risk Register updated accordingly.
I used to think that too until I became a Project Manager and realized that the question is supposed to be investigated and the Risk Register updated accordingly.