I love the postmortem culture and it's great to see people writing postmortems even when they don't have to. It would be nice to get to a point where postmortem

I love the postmortem culture and it's great to see people writing postmortems even when they don't have to. It would be nice to get to a point where postmortem is something that occurs naturally, with people expecting it and getting confused and asking questions if it didn't. One can even imagine a future where each court case is followed by a postmortem. Possible bullet points: 1. Was this an actual problem? Did anybody get hurt? If not so, what's wrong with the law? How should we fix it? 2. What were the ultimate causes of the problem? Ok, A killed B, but why? Could it have been prevented? 3. What are the action items to prevent this exact scenario from happening again? Who's assigned to each action item? What's the deadline for the item?