Do we manage error?
Giben that an error is the public recognition of some upstream cognitive failure, it raises the question of whether the current fad for TEM is actually plausible.
'Preventing' error presumes I can see it coming and do something about it. If I am acting in some more resilient manner (more skilled, more aware) then would the error now still occur?
After I have made an error my future actions do not manage the error, they serve to sustain safe flight and restore things to normal. I'm actually creating a new path to my intended goal, not attempting to patch up past actions.