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The term I am using most often this year. https://therightstuff.medium.com/the-trust-thermocline-explains-how-companies-suddenly-lose-customers-and-employees-2
by protocolture 3y ago
The term I am using most often this year.
https://therightstuff.medium.com/the-trust-thermocline-explains-how-companies-suddenly-lose-customers-and-employees-2657c9535e6a https://therightstuff.medium.com/the-trust-thermocline-expla...
- viscountchocula 3y agoThat article seems strange. The example shows the opposite phenomenon. The upper layers change temperature quickly (going from 22°C to 6°C over the course of ~500ft. The lower layers change slowly (going from 6°C to around 1°C over the next 6000ft. The graph makes it look like top changes slowly, but that's because the axes are inverted: the independent variable (depth) is on the Y.