Did not find any new windslab, most likely due to travel in protected areas.

Busy in Mill D south today, snowcats, multiple snowmobiles and many well behaved skiers sticking to the great low angle powder skiing. I did witness some bold ski tracks and skin tracks testing the PWL. I am afraid some users do not understand the concept of overhead hazard, or connected weak layers, wicked learning environments, or even spaced travel techniques while in or under avalanche terrain.

"The concept of “Kind” vs “Wicked” learning environments was studied and penned by cognitive psychologist Robin Hogarth. A kind learning environment is a domain that provides regular and accurate feedback as to which decisions or actions will result in positive outcomes. Video games, golf and chess are good examples of kind learning environments – players can improve from repetitive practice because each of these domains provide a meaningful feedback loop as to which decisions or actions will produce the better outcomes.

In contrast, wicked learning environments are those in which the correlation between outcomes and specific decisions or actions is ambiguous, deceptive, or non-existent. Two classic examples of wicked environments are the stock market and the business world. These domains are complex environments with many variables and high volatility. There’s a reason why it’s extremely difficult to beat the market on a consistent basis, and why there’s such an incredibly high failure rate with start-up businesses."

-Mike Aponte https://mikeaponte.com/uncategorized/wicked-learning-environments/#:~:te....