Sounds like the problem was caused more by typical pig headed human nature. People often do what they want to do, even when warned that it'll lead to trouble.
That said, my wife used to work in research and development, not on such machines, but it translates well. Some of her coworkers struck me as being really full of themselves. One of her bosses was a PhD. He was trying to build a stool at home and could not get the legs level. A carpenter who was doing some roof work for him told him that he ought to use three legs rather than four and it would work easily. The PhD told my wife later that he had been ashamed that a mere trademan had told him what he should have known to do anyway. I was shocked about his attitude when she told me the story. A man who has humility will learn an awful lot, but it seems like that is a dirty word to many people.
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