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Great context. I gained a lot of respect for aviation's use of checklists and procedures from the book 'The Checklist Manifesto' In this case, something obviou
by ghotli 6y ago
Great context. I gained a lot of respect for aviation's use of checklists and procedures from the book 'The Checklist Manifesto'
In this case, something obviously went awry and it's both engineering, planning, and a miracle no one died or was crushed from debris from above. Regardless, comments like yours leave me feeling far more confident in this sort of thing.
- eru 6y ago> In this case, something obviously went awry and it's both engineering, planning, and a miracle no one died or was crushed from debris from above. [...] Yes, though even something going wrong doesn't necessarily mean that we'd need to change any procedures. Sensible procedures bring risks down to acceptable levels at an acceptable price. That level of risk is generally still more than 0%.