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Unfortunately this isn't restricted to science. Just about any project that can't show metric X is increasing at the next quarterly/annual review is going to ha
by ineedasername 6y ago
Unfortunately this isn't restricted to science. Just about any project that can't show metric X is increasing at the next quarterly/annual review is going to have some difficulty proceeding.
Truly massive projects that can be measured in large fractions of a human lifespan are exceptionally rare.
- eru 6y ago> Truly massive projects that can be measured in large fractions of a human lifespan are exceptionally rare. We still get massive projects, but they proceed like evolution: every step has to have a benefit. (Even if the part that step plays in the final product is not what gives it the immediate benefit.)