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" ... Because the changes were sudden, immediate and universal. We were, unavoidably, all in it together. We supported and accommodated each other because, really, what other choice did we have? We found and experimented with new tools, figured out how to use them collaboratively, and learned and adapted as we went along. Teams became stronger and more focused. Everything was different, but we made it work. ... "
" ... But the problem at One Apple Park Way in Cupertino is unavoidably pronounced. ... "
" ... From a physics perspective, it’s all but inevitable that catastrophe will ensue. Once the first splashes of oil go over the side, a fraction of these small droplets will unavoidably land on or near the heating element/open flame. A small droplet will heat up extremely quickly, igniting and bursting into flame itself. If there are larger amounts of oil nearby, the flame travels more quickly through the oil than the oil falls through the air towards the ground; neighboring droplets will catch fire, resulting in what could best be described as a fireball. ... "
" ... How is this possible? It’s like the Universe itself doesn’t understand our idea of “nothing” at all; if we were to remove all the quanta of energy from our Universe, leaving behind only empty space, we would immediately expect that the Universe would be at absolute zero: with no energetic particles anywhere to be found. Yet that’s not the case at all. No matter how “empty” we artificially make the expanding Universe, the fact that it’s expanding would still spontaneously and unavoidably generate radiation. Even arbitrarily far into the future, or all the way back before the hot Big Bang, the Universe would never truly be empty. Here’s the science of why. ... "
" ... The choice to include another human being activates our humanity. We hunger for and deserve dignity and esteem from each other and unavoidably practice morality when we extend or withhold inclusion. As basic validation in human society, inclusion offers the comforting assurance that each person matters. If leaders want to build deeply inclusive cultures, they must internalize the universal truth that people are entitled to inclusion as a human right. That right requires us to condemn any negative bias, arbitrary distinction, or destructive prejudice that refuses to acknowledge our equal worth and the obligation of respectful, equal treatment. Let’s work to close the gap between our sociology and technology, include others in adulthood as we did in childhood, and teach the civil rights movement in the present tense. ... "