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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ErolGarip, post: 2825693, member: 88736&quot;]SchwaVB57, okay, we can discuss its mathematics later and my contact to a professor in mathematics who may be viewing here is also for this reason, for educational mathematics. </p><p><br /></p><p>You asked a good question about the priority which is &quot;work safety&quot;, how does keeping 1cent in the pocket correlate safety at work? </p><p><br /></p><p>People, all people, have various problems, and their main motivation/orientation to solve their problems is the money, you know this. It is ok, but, WHEN a person is AT work, she/he should try to think money as minimum as possible. For example, lets take an ultimate example for risky work, an electrican in the industry. WHEN she/he is AT work, she/he should NOT think about the money at all or should think minimally if she/he can not manage not to think money at all. Otherwise, a &quot;small&quot; error she/he may do because of thinking money while AT work may cause some unwanted &quot;big&quot; results. I am not an electrican, they know the risks in electricity work better than me, but, I am an experienced one in the industry and I am not unfamiliar also with electricans. Okay, not thinking money WHILE AT WORK may not be so easy for any electrician or any person, but, keeping 1cent (or equivalents such as 1kurus) always in the pocket will be helpful... It is about the &quot;integrity&quot; of money that may also help on seeing &quot;integrity&quot; in a work... For ex, an electrican who is an expert or a novice can understand &quot;integrity in work&quot; as electricty &quot;control pen&quot; (voltage tester) which is a part of of &quot;integrated&quot; electric technique and main simple and first thing that he should use first even before contacting any electrical item. If we draw an analogy, &quot;1cent coin&quot; in money is like &quot;control pen&quot; in electric... (I can give some more many examples, but, that ultimate example, electric, is enough, I guess, for you all to see importance of &quot;integrity&quot; which is also closely connected to the &quot;work safety&quot;.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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