ERROR THEORY

    Study of the causes, consequences, and inevitability of human error. First proposed as a discipline in 2032 by Professor Li Wei Goldberg of the University of Beersheba and subsequently developed by his disciple and colleague Dr  Fashnu Al Halid. The latter became famous for Halid’s Law -  which states that in organizations with over 100 employees,  every 10% increment in personnel results in a 1% to 3% increase in  recordable human errors. He once jocularly remarked that, according to his law, if everyone in the world worked for the same organization, all the output would be faulty.