maybe it is indeed part of some mental model, when we talk about systems we also talk about having checklists for systems, so its good :) Here's some quotes fr

maybe it is indeed part of some mental model, when we talk about systems we also talk about having checklists for systems, so its good :) Here's some quotes from the book notes of Seeking Wisdom by Peter Bevelin: "Take all the main models from psychology and use them as a checklist in reviewing outcomes in complex systems." [1] "It's a great overview of the lessons of Charlie Munger (partner of Warren Buffett) - and his approach to checklists of multi-disciplinary models to guide clear thinking" [1] "Simplify and standardize processes, and use checklists to decrease the likelihood of operator errors." [1] [1] http://sivers.org/book/SeekingWisdom http://sivers.org/book/SeekingWisdom