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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2026 · 18 MIN

What Software Developers Can Learn from Aviation and Nuclear Power Disasters

from THE MAKING OF ME · host Aro Benaiah Kehinde

Why should software developers pay attention to lessons from high-stakes industries like aviation and nuclear power? In this insightful episode, Adam Korga explores how postmortem analysis, redundancy, and hard-earned lessons from disasters such as Fukushima can help tech professionals design more reliable and resilient systems.From the surprising reason airplane windows are round to the chain reactions that lead to catastrophic failures, Adam shows how understanding mistakes in one industry can prevent costly errors in another.If you are a developer, engineer, or simply fascinated by how complex systems work (and sometimes fail), you will walk away with practical, unforgettable strategies to strengthen your own projects.👉 Learn more and connect with Adam:adamkorga.comDo not forget to like, subscribe, and share for more real conversations with builders, leaders, and problem solvers.#SoftwareEngineering #SystemsThinking #EngineeringLessons #Resilience #TheMakingOfMe

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