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Early employees shared how they never even muttered the word and deliberately ignored all heavyweight processes.

But there are other things that might have a greater impact on outcomes, such as focus, leadership approaches, how people work even without a process, and so on.

Even within the group of large non-tech companies, some experiment with novel approaches, while others stick to doing the same thing that has been working well enough for years.

Requirements changing, even with dedicated project managers, sits poorly with engineers.

Typically used methodology: as each team can choose how they work, the methodologies used per engineering team can vary, even on a project basis.

Project management artifacts and processes vary between teams even in the same organization.

Note that even though engineers have high-level specialization, in Big Tech most experienced software engineers are expected to be able to pick a broad range of engineering work, and the interview process also reflects this generalist approach.

Even if we could measure what every cell is doing at all times, we would still have to make sense of the recorded activity patterns, and that's so difficult, chances are we'll understand these patterns just as little as the brains that produce them.

It gets even better, for it turns out that we can fabricate the receivers out of materials that are encoded in DNA.

I don't know about you, but I find it exhilarating to see how vague psychological notions evaporate and give rise to a physical, mechanistic understanding of the mind, even if it's the mind of the fly.

We've seen this story all over the country and even in places beyond the American borders.

There isn't even a Walmart.

And I should say that these are three things that we've done in Bertie County, but I feel pretty confident that they could work in a lot of other rural communities around the U.S. and maybe even beyond.

This decline would be even more obvious if we factored in the genocide in Rwanda in 1994.

Thus, even though every civilian killed, maimed, raped, or tortured is one too many, the fact that the number of civilian casualties is clearly lower today than it was a decade ago, is good news.

So even in situations where outcomes are less than optimal, local leaders and international leaders have a choice, and they can make a difference for the better.

Leaders, in other words, that people will trust and that they will want to follow even if that means making hard choices.

And how much of this history do you need to own, even?

The "fix," as it's called, may be much more difficult for the dominant society than, say, a $50 check or a church trip to paint some graffiti-covered houses, or a suburban family donating a box of clothes they don't even want anymore.

You've seen the documentaries of sweatshops making garments all over the world, even in developed countries.

So governments who are failing, who are dropping the ball at a national level, have even less ability to get their arms around the problem at an international level.

Even if they did their jobs, and they cited those facilities for their violations, the fine would be derisory.

And lakes with fish have more mosquitos, even though they eat them.

So I have this distinction between what we're making people do and the subject that's sort of mainstream and the subject that, in a sense, people might follow with their own interest and perhaps even be spiked into doing that.

And what's worse, what they're learning there isn't even practically useful anymore.

And the country that does this first will, in my view, leapfrog others in achieving a new economy even, an improved economy, an improved outlook.

In fact, I even talk about us moving from what we often call now the "knowledge economy" to what we might call a "computational knowledge economy," where high-level math is integral to what everyone does in the way that knowledge currently is.

Now I'm not even sure if we should brand the subject as math, but what I am sure is it's the mainstream subject of the future.

Now, keeping these ideas firmly in mind, we can say that the experience of beauty is one of the ways that evolution has of arousing and sustaining interest or fascination, even obsession, in order to encourage us toward making the most adaptive decisions for survival and reproduction.

This landscape type is regarded as beautiful, even by people in countries that don't have it.

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