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Don't Wait for the Investigation Report: Speculation Can Be Good
In these times of almost ubiquitous video, we are sometimes inundated with footage from all manner of safety incidents and accidents. Coupled with social media, professional and otherwise, this makes for lively discussions on causes and contributory factors as soon as the footage becomes available. Unfortunately, a lot of these discussions are not useful and are often met with calls to wait for the investigation report and resist the urge to speculate.
But I can’t say that I agree with the blanket call to avoid speculation and wait for an investigation report and here is why.
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