Ah, but then you commit and someone else pulls the source code down and their carefully crafted N space per tab setting is now worthless since you decided how long tabs should be for them.
Then they post an angry rant on some mailing list about how forcing tabs to spaces forces people with various reading disabilities into a tabstop setting that makes it hard to read.
And before too long it's devolved into the same old Tabs vs Spaces debate.
But... your team just enforces a style. No debate. Two spaces for Ruby I've seen almost everywhere. Two for Elixir, same. Go has go fmt. This hypothetical of different spaces is killed before it happens.
It's a battle of trying to keep the marine alive versus killing him. Every-time someone types iddqd, god mode is toggled.
God mode makes the character invincible, without god mode on the marine dies in a few seconds.