So... what does this mean for NG & military members?
Officers have legal protection to disobey orders that violate the Constitution.
Your subordinates are counting on you to know when it does.
Do what you will with this information.
π§΅ Re: activation of the NG and Marines in Cali - Lots of uninformed ppl keep citing the Oath of Enlistment as proof that soldiers need to follow orders of the current admin. But y'all are missing important facts about how our gov & military are designed to avoid tyranny.
The unfortunate legal loop hole that the fed gov is using is that the forces are protecting "federal property & personnel." Since protesters are attempting to de-arrest - this legal loop hole is operating under the guise that citizens are attacking fed buildings & "agents" (π§)
Science ceases being a science when ideologues dominate the discussion. Ideologies can serve as handy ethical guardrails, but on their own, do not produce scientifically valid or objective results. Methodologies, on the other hand, do.
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How to get someone to uninstall your apps: don't make it obvious what the tiny red notification dot is for and don't give them a way to get rid of it.
On that note, I'm about to get rid of X/Twitter for all the non-notifications that always appear in my notifications π
I recent wrote an article sharing an adaptation of a framework I learned during my time in the US military: a Deliberate Risk Assessment Matrix (DRAM).
I believe the Composite Risk Management process can and should be applied during the design process.
https://t.co/BlCt2MmXPo
Check out our latest podcast episode on UX mentorship! This time, I thought it would be fun to lend the mic to our very own @TNeusesser to interview his first UX mentor:
π§ Listen on Spotify here: π
https://t.co/Es0Y6ZLGR8
In other words, while it's a framework that can protect users AND teams when making high-risk decisions, it's a systematic way to operationalize your risk management process for ALL design decisions ...more on that in a future article ;)
Read more: https://t.co/BlCt2MmXPo
It doesn't insulate you from risk entirely, but it does help prepare you so that you don't learn lessons the hard way. And better yet, it wasn't just something we did during high-risk, or high-profile missions. We did this for EVERY unit training activity and mission.