I’ll second both parts of that.
A fun edge case, supporting the tiny bit of truth:
Back in the 90s, I was on a uni field trip to an oil refinery. Someone asked the engineer who was giving the tour “in the event of fires and explosions, which building would you run into?” He replied “The oldest one within sprinting distance. 30 years ago, we knew a lot less about the limits of materials and overbuilt everything. These days we’re more economically aware, and only use what we need to.”
