If the text were the remnants of an accident then what might be made of it? Is there a meaningful sequence, some thing that provides greater insight to the actions before the ‘fatal’ event? (Submit Reply)
The keystrokes are from the centre row; – wire 12 does your sister play a musical instrument, the piano perhaps, is this a key sequence for a tune, a coded message.
But wait, there is a ‘v’ (lower keyboard line) – an error, a mistake, something out of the ordinary. Why was this – a loss of situation awareness (more CRM training), distraction (behavioral markers), or maybe or just a mistaken keyboard entry (more FMS training).
Deeper analysis would be required to determine how the ‘v’ occurred in the headline; or indeed how the switch between a headline entry and main text was made – another inadvertent action? Furthermore, how was the message sent – selecting Submit Reply?
Perhaps these have something to do with the four fingers on the left hand, a single press on several keys and additionally the little finger activating backshift to switch between title and text, and then another press to exit the text mode; finally enabling and then activating a final ‘s’ for submit? (Three hand taps on the key board).
Of course this short review does not establish who’s fingers were involved or when the activities occurred. Remember it’s easy to ‘blame’ someone else, but often the originating error comes from the situation – drumming fingers in annoyance with the distraction from the knock on the door!
Last edited by alf5071h; 15th July 2007 at 14:49.