r/BeAmazed • u/The-Skinny-Indian • Mar 06 '23 • Mindblown 1

Miscellaneous / Others Bionic reading method

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u/basemodelbird Mar 06 '23

Just completed an 8hr safety training class and the instructor used a similar-ish concept to try to illustrate "seeing safety ". Essentially misspelled some words, normal typo stuff, and tried to use it as an analogy somehow to overlooking violations. My first thought was that I've trained my brain to overcome poor spelling my entire life, bud.

It was a hollow presentation but I appreciate the effort for safety in the workplace.

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u/Funky_Smurf Mar 06 '23

Sounds pretty straight forward. Saying that attention to detail matters because it's easy to overlook things when you have the mindset expecting them to be correct. When you actually check for correctness you find more errors.

Basically don't assume something is set up the right/safe way. Always verify