Nurse and Nuke buttons next to each other

I miss cool music videos. In the music video for Land of Confusion by Genesis, Ronald Reagan is depicted as someone who lost his marbles. I think it's accepted that he was suffering from some type of dementia toward the end of his presidency. At the end of the video, it shows a switch next to his bed with two buttons right next to each other: Nurse and Nuke. He hits the Nuke button and that's the end of humanity apparently.

I am reminded of this after finishing a call using Microsoft Teams. Why would they put the Share Content button right next to the Leave button? I would estimate there is less than a millimeter of space between the two buttons. When I first started using Teams, I made the mistake of accidentally ending a call when I was trying to share my screen. Even the experts at Microsoft are not infallible when it comes to user interface design in my opinion.

A buddy of mine designs webpages and I asked him to help design one for me. I have particular tastes and wanted things to look a certain way. His stock response was usually, "Oh, that's just how the template is." I'm waiting for that response from 
abrahamKim
 unless he is building everything custom made.
Custom. Including custom typos deliberately left as easter eggs ha
2020-12-16 17:23:24
You know, I bet the designers -- including the ones on Microsoft Teams -- would argue that because the buttons are different colors -- i'm guessing they were -- that that's enough differentiation.

But on such a widely used product as Teams I feel like that errors caused by how close Nuke/Nurse are would lead to significant losses. If they do want to keep nurse/nuke by each other probably should have some 'confirmation' following the nuke action.
2020-12-16 17:30:36
They are different colors, but I would not mistake one for the other. They are just close enough that anyone who plays fast and loose with a mouse or who might have early-onset Parkinson's might be challenged to always click the right pixel.
2020-12-16 19:14:14