"::Nope, that analogy does not completely hold - 'parts bent to the right angle' would be the same as 'pages broken'.  Your analogy would be, that you produce them at the right angle, but sometimes too fast, or you do not follow the norms for producing them (but rather your own protocol).  Sure, sometimes one is of the wrong angle, but you do not make more mistakes than anyone else who is operating the same machine.  Your foreman may complain - since if you are producing them too fast, the box at the end of the line overfills (which is annoying), and your foreman may complain because you did not follow the norms (and that is what norms are about).  Sure, you should ask for the production norms to be adapted (since it works perfectly as you do it), or the box to be bigger .. but .. 
 ::Still, you are good at your work, and it happens again.  Will your foreman fire you because you work too fast and make the correct angles using the wrong norms .. ??      

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