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Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be something that is going to be added, but I was just pondering the logic of protecting cars from PEN faults and such that have NEVER caused a recorded risk for someone charging their car, whereas falling space debris is a real and present danger that has actualised.
So, why PEN fault protection for car chargers, but no satellite debris protection?
In fact, why aren't all pedestrian walk-ways, in towns and across nature parks, now covered with a satellite-debris protection shield?
I'm just asking a stupid question about stupid HSE perspective. What makes a thing more of a risk; when it has actually happened, or when someone thinks it might?
So, why PEN fault protection for car chargers, but no satellite debris protection?
In fact, why aren't all pedestrian walk-ways, in towns and across nature parks, now covered with a satellite-debris protection shield?
I'm just asking a stupid question about stupid HSE perspective. What makes a thing more of a risk; when it has actually happened, or when someone thinks it might?