The somewhat comedically presented hazard controls chart has exploded, spawned questions indicating there are many people who are unaware that safety and resilience engineering are a thing, and apparently, a thread in which someone is seriously offering to go in depth into the latest models and reasoning.

I stand by sharing it though because the reality is that it's a very approachable first pass at the problem and most people aren't even aware they should be thinking about it at all, like if they have literally any job that impacts or involves people. Not everyone can be a process engineer but making sure everyone has a basic intuition for when you are handling a hazard in an ass backward way is how you avoid getting people killed.