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Old 21st Dec 2022, 07:44
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The more this discussion considers 'cause' and 'blame' the less opportunity there is to learn.

The emotion of death distracts. Consider a different outcome, just a few feet one way or the other, or higher, then the tabloid headlines would be 'hero remains in aircraft to avoid the road', …
This discussion would be reframed; luck, good judgement, etc.

We overlook the effects and power of outcome bias and frame of reference for the event - how we wish to see it opposed to the actors viewpoint within the event, at that time.

Either side of a fatal event or not there is opportunity to learn; we must take this opportunity. Avoid 'human error' (cause, blame), and look for the how and what to learn.





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