But, if we could not put up Exercise your common sense as an operation guideline, it would also be impossible to improve the condition by having more staff training or better equipment - as claimed by some of our senior officials.
The reason is simple: no training or equipment could handle all possible scenarios that happen in the real world. (Albert Einstein was wrong: God does throw dice with the universe. Everything, by the law of quantum physics, happens in a chaotic and unpredictable manner; accidents, however improbable, would occur - usually on the most inconvenient day.)
Alas, now you come to realize why the guideline says "It is not within the hospital area" and "Dial 999". These are things with a clear boundary and could be done by anyone with a motor cortex.
PS. The problem is, while a responsible administrator should never use Exercise your common sense as part of the operation instruction, its application should always be encouraged in real life practice. Many extra-terrestrials have gone so far to forbid the use of this very capability and penalize those who try to be sensible.
That's the real tragedy.
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This is the essence of "modern management". Everything is put down as "guidelines" and "protocol". This is inevitable for big organization to run. I am a "common sense" person, or more correctly, a sixth sense" person. Therefore I really cannot become a good managerial person. People very good at these are really genius, we have a few in our specialties.
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