Yet another NOFX inspired title, huh? Yep. We're a one-trick pony around here.

The boys have finally gotten around to human error, which is a theme for this podcast anyway. Maybe there's a difference between fuck-up and error, though?

It's been a "squishy" part of understanding safety, incidents, performance, efficiency, etc. for a long time. Mostly, Ron just likes saying "squishy."

So, what is human error? Is it a legitimate concern or a red herring? Where does intent and context come into the equation? Somewhere in the mix of stupid conversation, there's some useful discussion on all of those topics and more.

What do you think? Is error just a function of random variation or is it the dumb people that are causing all the problems?

NOFX "War on Errorism"

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