Submitted by Impossible_Cookie596 t3_yrrbat in space
m4nu3lf t1_ivzl2yn wrote
Reply to comment by rocketsocks in Saying goodbye to NASA's InSight lander before it's buried in Martian dust by Impossible_Cookie596
While that's true in most cases, it's not always true. There have been examples of inexperienced people proposing a solution to a problem that actually turned out to be better or correct. Two examples that come to my mind are:
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One person suggesting to Elon Musk on Twitter to light all the engines of Starship during landing and shutting off two of them. If any engine fails you don't choose it to be the one you rely on for landing.
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One guy accidentally proving a mathematical hypothesis in a thread about the anime The Melancholy of Harui Suzumiya on 4chan.
Quite funny, although these are, of course, exceptions.
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