[17:53] Poka-yoke, which means "mistake-proofing" is a concept in manufacturing that aims to prevent mistakes by design. Examples are cars that need to be set to Park or Neutral when starting the motor to avoid unexpected movements or ATMs that ask users to remove their chip card prior to giving access to the money so the users don't forget to take their cards.
And whenever I come across this topic, I also think of one of the more famous quotes about Unix:
Unix was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things.(Doug Gwyn)