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The Rational Approach is when an engineer, while developing an evacuation plan, sets building on fire;

The Survivorship Bias is when the engineer looks at places where people are climbing out, and not to where those who were unable to get out were stuck;

The Fundamental Attribution Error is when we call the poor preparedness of the rescue service as the cause of the disaster is;

The Paradox of Information Access is when the number of suicide victims as a result of a panic exceeds the number of victims of a fire, but everyone talks about shaking in the stock market due to the bankruptcy of an insurance company that hired an engineer.