Which of Berenbach and Broy's dilemmas can you recognise in the Post Office scandal?

Mainly "Sweep it under the rug" (known bugs neither fixed nor disclosed) and "Red lies" (public denial that data could be changed remotely), plus "Rush job" in how Horizon was built and "Not my problem" in managers and auditors accepting that the system was fine.

The point of the mapping: no single decision looked like a catastrophe when it was made. Each was a familiar, locally convenient choice, and together they destroyed hundreds of lives. Recognising the pattern early is the only chance of breaking it.