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Judgment & ambiguity · Decisions under uncertainty
As a gas utility responder, you've got multiple odor complaints in a neighborhood, but your combustible-gas instrument reads below the lower explosive limit and you can't pin down a source. Do you evacuate and shut off, or keep investigating?
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