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Originally Posted by Pierre
Lived experience, you’re a bit late to the party jumping on that expression.
“Lived Experience” (what other experience is there?) Is subjective. It is a persons perception of an event. A report must deal in facts and only facts.
I don’t deny their experience, but it comes with an articulated lorry full of bias.
If I was in court, I would not want to be convicted on how someone felt. This inquiry could indeed lead to more serious actions if it is found that anyone was criminally negligent.
So, I don’t deny their “lived experience” I just don’t factor it, into any report.
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Well, presumably you don’t factor it into any report because nobody is asking you to produce any report.
Which is probably useful given your inherent bias against witness statements outlined above.