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Design for disruption
Resilience considers technical disruption, data corruption, infrastructure failure, communication interruption, physical disruption, and the departure of key people.
02
Redundancy with judgment
Critical systems should avoid unnecessary single points of failure. Redundancy does not mean duplicating everything; it means identifying what is critical and designing recovery around it.
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Recovery is part of trust
A resilient House reduces catastrophic dependence on failure-free conditions. It documents recovery paths, tests them responsibly, and learns when conditions change.