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That's not the same as being the same issue. Issue implies something more specific.
by jonplackett 7y ago
That's not the same as being the same issue. Issue implies something more specific.
- ouid 7y ago> Issue implies something more specific. Why? No it doesn't.
- Pfhreak 7y agoNot at all. The 'issue' could be a technical issue, a cultural issue, a corporate issue, a documentation issue, a legislative issue, a personal issue. If you stop diagnosing when you find a faulty part, you aren't diving deep enough. Ask why some more -- what allowed us to even ship a faulty part in the first place? The sensors in the plane are a faulty technical design, but what systemic issues enabled that faulty design to be shipped at all? Those are the root cause issues.