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So they swap the drives like i said? I never mentioned them correcting them online or checking them online or any of that mess. I just said they run 1+0 so they can pull a drive and pop a new one in without shutting down. I have two different statements in my comment. I'll add a paragraph break to make it clearer that they aren't related.
Nearly all systems have some sort of background error checking which periodically reads all data and validates it hasn't changed. They also watch for SMART errors and pre-fail disks before they die entirely.
They use all forms of RAID (Netapp is a weird dual stripe RAID 4, for example) and Erasure coding primarily.
How does that invalidate anything I said?
Dude I think this is a more you ain't smart enough to know that youre not smart... just take the L