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It’s a bit more ironic than that —- at least according to to Wikipedia, they drew lots (I.e randomly) for the individual who was killed.
by Hasz 4y ago
It’s a bit more ironic than that —- at least according to to Wikipedia, they drew lots (I.e randomly) for the individual who was killed.
- llampx 4y agoLayoffs
- autophagian 4y agoI get the feeling that this is more-or-less how stack ranking actually tends to pan out.
- thomasjudge 4y agoMore like, managers playing favorites
- jrs235 4y agoThe toxic reason to never miss unpaid happy hours!
- illumego 4y agoI think the reasoning behind decimation was that it was supposed to be an equivalent bloodbath defeat. Historically, a rout typically resulted in about 10% casualties. Decimation reduced the calculus of a Roman soldier to 'stay in the fight, and risk a 10% chance of death' versus 'run, and risk a 10% chance of being killed at random by your tentmates'.