Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
One of the best questions one can ask of anyone spruiking zero is: please tell me what will happen tomorrow? Or perhaps next week?
Of course they can’t, no one can. Such is the beauty of fallibility
Just imagine how dreadful life would be if … Learn more >>>>>
The latest research confirms what SPoR has known for sometime, that all vision is subjective, objective vision is impossible (https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-06-philosophy-lab-vision-impossible.html ), just as zero is impossible.
Researchers at John Hopkins University found that it’s impossible for people to separate an object’s true identity from their own perspective on it. … Learn more >>>>>
One can’t live in the world without movement, stasis is death. In movement we live, learn and have our being, to do so defines the nature of risk.
The purpose of living in the world is not to be safe, secure and eliminate risk. If we live and move with … Learn more >>>>>
For over a month we have been breathing carcinogenic smoke from bushfires in my home city of Canberra. Many other cities and towns are in a similar situation but Canberra (because of its geographical nature) is worst . The levels of hazardous smoke is 20 times an acceptable level. … Learn more >>>>>
by Bernard Corden
The following schematic may assist in explaining the objective and rational ALARP/SFAIRP approach and actual performance:
ALARP/SFAIRP is an objective test but is unsurprisingly littered with enough subjective terminology to keep a Philadelphia lawyer happy.
The initial response is … Learn more >>>>>
