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Also onsite daycare would be a honking great business idea for so many events, including but not limited to company holiday parties.

"Failure is not an Option" is a fascinating read to get a lot of background from a first hand perspective. E.g. Go/No-Go became Stay/No-Stay after the landing to avoid confusion (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/141499.Failure_is_Not_an...)

Edit: I only get this behavior on my phone.

Edit: just saw this is only for April of each year. But similar question: can we extrapolate from April to say November or not?

First, I think you should have run sed s/strongman/manager/g.

Second, when I do either I see mostly contradictions. The manager, has a manager and so on until you get to the CEO (usually). And the CEO is held accountable by a board and/or shareholders. And the board has to follow (democratically formed) laws and can be held accountable and has a reputation to defend with their name. Also each manager has to compete with other managers for the trust of their subordinates since they can more or less easily switch to other managers or companies.

There is no such correspondence in a dictatorship. Good luck switching the bureaucrat assigned to your city or switching countries (besides the immense cost involved).

The most important quality of a democracy is that you can get rid of a bad government without blood shed. Without that mostly bad things will happen.

Mistakes happen inside democracies and outside but in a strongman fantasy they will most likely last longer and get more amplification.

Ruthenium and Iridium are known stable catalysts that are also among the most rare elements. Their structure used Ru. This new paper seems to propose only abundant materials. If it can be used at scale and proves to be stable that would be an important advancement.

However, one of the last topics was the problem of routing for mobile servers and how to find optimized path if both the client and the server frequently change physical locations. And I remember the professor saying how this is a big unsolved problem for the industry. I think it is just not something that many people would use in practice.