It's really scary how a tiny amount of a mineral can permanently damage the human mind. I have to admit there's a part of me that almost wants to be skeptical, that mg of a rock could overcome the wonderous self-aware human mind. Every so often I have to remind that skeptical piece of me that it's an idiot and that every human alive is wildly fragile to any number of elements and chemicals.
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Onto the article, if I ran a production software system, I'd be collecting data on the health of all my servers.
If I ran a country, I'd collect health data on all my towns (perhaps blood tests of 1% of the population each year).
Of course in malfunctioning environments, measurement is scary to leaders because it can give evidence that they aren't doing their job.
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Onto the article, if I ran a production software system, I'd be collecting data on the health of all my servers.
If I ran a country, I'd collect health data on all my towns (perhaps blood tests of 1% of the population each year).
Of course in malfunctioning environments, measurement is scary to leaders because it can give evidence that they aren't doing their job.