> There is a longstanding tension between those who believe human intuition is trustworthy, and the “checklist manifesto” folks. I really think this is a false

> There is a longstanding tension between those who believe human intuition is trustworthy, and the “checklist manifesto” folks. I really think this is a false dichotomy. Both are needed. I even vaguely remember from the Checklist Manifesto book, that one of the checklist items was specifically designed to make sure people actually talk to each other and share plans/thoughts/concerns before things like surgeries, which seems like a great way to make sure that intuition gets heard.