@2: Most of it was humour, indicating excessive paranoia. Under that was basically a mix of being humble (might have reasons we would never think of to do it), and the implication that it’s not only bad but so bad every little trace of probability must be pushed as close as possible to 0.
@2: Most of it was humour, indicating excessive paranoia. Under that was basically a mix of being humble (might have reasons we would never think of to do it), and the implication that it’s not only bad but so bad every little trace of probability must be pushed as close as possible to 0.