We portray engineering as being a very sterile, logical process but I experience it mostly as focused dissatisfaction until things are Right
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but in practice you see how a person's decisions can create something incredibly great or be pretty okay, and that isn't usu taught
I think it also entirely ignores human factors, yes (possibly: abstracts the person by making certain assumptions about who they are
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It's to make it manageable: Managers can only manage a certain complexity level → they must ignore anything beyond that cognitive threshold.
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One constant: Nobody's gonna write zed-specs for every product they design to minimize errors/ambiguity :P.
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