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390: How to Sabotage The Enemy, But Also Yourself. With JP Dinnell

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The Swiss Cheese Effect and its Application to Safety Incidents

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A safety incident is often caused by a series of small failures, not one catastrophic one, which is called the Swiss cheese effect. This is because stacked Swiss cheese pieces won't create a hole all the way through until they line up. Leaders aim to prevent these holes, while saboteurs only need to create them, as discussed in a paper on simple sabotage.

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