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Why Fixing the Last Failure Often Causes the Next One
Interventions designed to fix visible failures often shift risk elsewhere. By optimizing for the last breakdown, systems become vulnerable to the next one.
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Interventions designed to fix visible failures often shift risk elsewhere. By optimizing for the last breakdown, systems become vulnerable to the next one.
Many modern failures are not caused by bad actors or poor leadership. They emerge from incentive structures and system design where no single actor controls the outcome.