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Rework Cycle, Murphy's Law
Complexity Creates Risk, Managed by SDS
Mistakes Communication Causes Re-work
Murphy's Law, Avoiding Mistakes
Lessons Learned
Drifting Off Course
Murphy's Law Mistakes People Pay a Price for Acting on Common Sense B

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1710 - Summary/Objective
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171101 - Follow up
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171103 - This record pulls together examples of complex scenarios that
171104 - illustrate how mistakes occur and how they can be off-setting for
171105 - awhile, but eventually become manifest, so that Murphy's Law is
171106 - explained.
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171108 - Example of configuring computer network using Internet is at ref SDS 1
171109 - 1680,
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171111 - Another example at ref SDS 2 3389,
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171113 - Cost of mistakes is at ref SDS 3 5182.
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171115 - An example of compound mistakes masking a serious error in computer
171116 - coding is at ref SDS 4 2386.
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171118 - One reason people drift off course is that every mistake does
171119 - not have an immediate impact, as explained in POIMS.
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171121 - Delayed impact can be cause by multipel errors that balance each
171122 - other, until a subsequent event that corrects one mistake, then the
171123 - other becomes manifest and seems to produce results that conflict with
171124 - experience that has accumulated under the prior mistaken conditions.
171125 - ref SDS 4 2386
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