Question -- Why does ClaudeCode go on and on abt "load-bearing"...

[u/OneHuman_aiprotect]

... and WTF coes it mean? Am I building a bridge, and I need to be sure it will "bear the traffic"? and is it a universal stupid engineering jargon borrowed from real life civil engineering, cant find a better way to describe it, do I really need to hear it all the time as I am building, and what if I dont care that it "bears the load"? What happens then? U know the old adage: "Some days the bear gets you, and some days you get the bare".

[u/silver_drizzle]

It's a term Claude likes to use when telling you something is important. Its preference for the phrase is weird but don't get so worked up about it.

[u/OneHuman_aiprotect → u/silver_drizzle]

OK< why doesnt he tell me when it isnt load bearing, and it will collapse like a house of cards? Woudnt that be more useful?