WTC Lesson: Don’t Obey

“For more than four years… civil engi­neers have been study­ing the destruc­tion of the World Trade Center tow­ers, sift­ing the tragedy for its lessons. And it turns out that one of the lessons is: Disobey author­ity. In a con­nected world, ordi­nary peo­ple often have access to bet­ter infor­ma­tion than offi­cials do,” Gary Wolf writes in a provoca­tive lit­tle Wired mag­a­zine essay. Go read it.

May 26th, 2005 | Homeland Security | Comments Off Both comments and pings are currently closed.