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unlawfulentries.bsky.social • 124 days ago

Is pre-Mortem a thing?

Reposted from Helen Kennedy

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mrbrewski.bsky.social•124 days ago

It’s a thing, but it’s a dangerous thing before outcomes are known.

messick.bsky.social•124 days ago

Journalists don’t get dozens of inside sources to put the blame on who fucked the campaign because the internal vibes are good.

mrbrewski.bsky.social•124 days ago

I’m sure. I’m not blaming. I’m approaching this from a medical perspective, though TBF then the outcome is almost certainly known. Hope this clarifies.

santacruzmag.bsky.social•124 days ago

Feels like one

ddt.bsky.social•124 days ago

In my field, it can be!

kalkaline.bsky.social•124 days ago

Yes! A pre-mortem is a great tool to look for pitfalls in a project. In medicine for instance you would discuss a case and predict all the ways complications might occur and use that to discuss with the care team way of improving the outcome. "How might we kill/disable/injure this patient?"

lorriec231.bsky.social•124 days ago

Sure looks like Chris LaCivita is the main (maybe only) source for this article, self-exiled from the campaign and hoping to board another GOP gravy train somewhere down the track after the stink washes off.

braiseon.bsky.social•123 days ago

Did no one learn from the taunting cornerback in the Bears-Commanders game last week?

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