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> but then again it’s always a humans fault in the end Disagree, a human might be the cause/trigger, but the fault is pretty much always systemic. A whole lot
by xenocratus 1y ago
> but then again it’s always a humans fault in the end
Disagree, a human might be the cause/trigger, but the fault is pretty much always systemic. A whole lot of things has to happen for that last person to cause the problem.
- Msurrow 1y agoAlso agree. “What” build the system though? (Humans) Edit: and more important who governed the system, ie made decisions about maintainance, staffing, training, processes and so on
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