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Michael John SnowIsolation changes how systems see themselves. In remote operations, small irregularities often become normal because feedback is limited, interruption is costly, and teams prioritise continuity. What looks like sudden failure is often the visible endpoint of slow, invisible drift shaped by system structure.
Gareth LockTwo divers died penetrating HMS Scylla's engine room. This LEODSI analysis contrasts blame-focused social media narratives with systems thinking, revealing how experience, time pressure, and environmental assumptions interacted to produce tragedy—not individual failure but systemic factors needing improvement.
Mike MasonThe Perth Diving Academy incident shows how simple errors expose hidden risks. Why this could happen to any dive operator — and what the industry must learn.
Gareth LockWhen diving incidents occur, we blame the last person to touch the tower. But the holes were already there. Real learning comes from asking "how did it make sense?" not "who's to blame?" Systems thinking changes everything. Be better than yesterday.
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