People in Control: A Conversation With Captain James Burnell

Aviation is heavily reliant on procedures, but procedures can never replace human adaptivity in all…

Seven Threats to New Safety Movements: 4) Dogmatism

Dogmatism is characterised by the expression of opinion as fact, or the tendency to assert…

Seven Threats to New Safety Movements: 3) Simplism and Populism

Movements of many kinds have encountered a tension between the need for detailed understanding and…

Seven Threats to New Safety Movements: 2) Egotism and Leaderism

Movements throughout the ages have suffered from egotism, especially those aligned with pseudopsychology, self help,…

Seven Threats to New Safety Movements: 1) Over-commercialism

Over-commercialism has been a hallmark of many previous movements. Some started out with a distinct…

Seven Threats to New Safety Movements

Many of us find ourselves in several communities when it comes to our professional work.…

The Wrong Kidney

The post discusses a short fictional film, ‘The Wrong Kidney’, created to explore the complexities…

Laughing Boy: Love, Justice and Drops of Brilliance

As we go about our daily lives, any exposure to news media confronts us with…

Are We Learning From Accidents?

This is a Foreword to Are We Learning From Accidents, by Dr Nippin Anand, published…

“Why Are We Having More Incidents?” Causal Loops in Reactions to Unwanted Events

One way to understand the links between unwanted events, conditions and interventions is via causal…