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# The Resilience of Bone and Resilience Engineering
- **期号**: SRE Weekly Issue #204(2020-01-27)
- **作者**: Richard Cook, MD — Adaptive Capacity Labs
- **链接**: https://www.adaptivecapacitylabs.com/blog/2020/01/23/the-resilience-of-bone-and-resilience-engineering/
## 简介
In this talk, Dr. Richard Cook presents bone as the archetype for resilient systems, and shows us what we can learn about resilience engineering from medicine.
## 正文
At the [Re-Deploy conference](https://re-deploy.io/) in 2019, our colleague Dr. Richard Cook gave one of the most cogent and clear talks on descriptions of resilience and resilience engineering that I’ve yet to come across. This work is only represented in this conference talk form — Richard did not capture this exceptional description in an article or written form [before he died in 2022](https://www.adaptivecapacitylabs.com/2022/09/12/richard-cook-a-life-in-many-acts/).
I’m embedding the video below, but I’m also including an interactive transcript for those who prefer reading rather than watching and listening.
If you’ve at all been interested in resilience and Resilience Engineering, I really do recommend spending the time to see this.