Whilst it is one thing to have a belief in some understanding about risk and safety, it’s a completely another thing to understand its ethical outcomes. More so, to understand ethical outcomes in a longitudinal sense not just in the nature of lower order short term goals (https://safetyrisk.net/understanding-safety-goals/ ). Safety beliefs are inter-connected and inter-affected… Read More The Ethics of Safety Beliefs

Several sports have a penalty box that is often called the ‘sin bin’. We love those rhyming memes don’t we, even though few these days would comprehend the theology or history of sin. The Sin Bin is the opposite of ‘blame fixes nothing’ another meme/slogan developed in traditional safety with little thought about what is… Read More The Sin Bin and Blame

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The idea that the human brain is computational is recent and is reinforced in language by the interchange of computational metaphor. Prior to computers, the human brain was equated to other technical advances that Winston calls ‘mechanemorphism’ (Winston, B 2002, Media, technology and society: A history from the telegraph to the internet, Routledge, London). As… Read More Mind Metaphors That Shape Beliefs, Safety Beliefs

Many don’t understand the genre of myth and simply couple myth with falsehood. This is not its meaning. The recent release of the movie The Odyssey invites us into a myth and gives us an opportunity to appreciate it. One of the most important aspects of understanding myth is the coupling to semiotics. Semiotics is… Read More Understanding Myth and Risk Through the Odyssey