Stuck in the groove of statistics? When talking about risk managment? Where is my jackie chan rage face image.<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;mylolface.com&#x2F;assets&#x2F;faces&#x2F;misc-jackie-chan.jpg" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;mylolface.com&#x2F;assets&#x2F;faces&#x2F;misc-jackie-chan.jpg</a><p>Gain more experience in IT? I mean i&#x27;ve been at it professionally for 18 years soooo I guess it depends on what you consider &quot;a lot of experience&quot;<p>I get what you are saying. &quot;A disgruntled amazon employee could just delete the world&#x27;s data&quot; right? Except for thats not the case. Its all stored in triplicate(at a minimum) across a vast number of independently available data centers. The durability guarantees are hard to fathom . Honestly I bet they&#x27;d have a hard time deleting data permanently even if they wanted to.<p>But once against I&#x27;m not advocating that you only store your data in one place. I&#x27;m just saying dollars to donuts you stored at least one copy of your data on s3, catastrophe  has struck and only one copy of your data is left where do you think it is?<p>I know where I am placing my bets.