This is an interesting take, but I think part of what makes us human is our inability to disassociate our “domain knowledge” from our sense of self.
Much domain knowledge is in some sense innate or even subconscious, picked up in the field. I think it would be more efficient just to spy on people’s thoughts (and work) in some manner if there is a fear they could misapply their knowledge or leave a critical process hanging.
Much domain knowledge is in some sense innate or even subconscious, picked up in the field. I think it would be more efficient just to spy on people’s thoughts (and work) in some manner if there is a fear they could misapply their knowledge or leave a critical process hanging.