Feilkraft
Feilkraft is a term used in some Scandinavian discussions of systems theory and risk management to describe a hypothetical emergent force that biases processes toward erroneous outcomes. It refers to how small mistakes can be amplified by interactions within a system, potentially leading to cascading failures or degraded quality.
The word is a compound of feila or feil, meaning "error," and kraft, meaning "force" or "power."
The theoretical basis of feilkraft is that errors do not occur in isolation but propagate through feedback
Applications of the idea include safety engineering, quality management, and process design. Feilkraft is used to
Criticism and status: Feilkraft is not a universally standardized term and is treated by many as a