Even better, if you do, it’s questionable how much it will help. Yes, when errors occur someone is usually aware they’re occurring. However, consider the broken window fallacy: how many times someone thinks an error is occurring when it isn’t, which means there’s no inquest and nobody is asked if they would have spoken up. There are a few settings where everyone will speak up. They are very leftist, which may matter, but it just means the signal-to-noise ratio is atrocious.

As a non-neurotypical I can get around this by soliciting advice. “Hey everyone, am I about to fix the broken part?” It freaks people out, though. They start thinking I’m less competent, even though I just lowered my risk rate, so I only do it when I personally care about the outcome.