Older coworker who doesn't know how to do something and is afraid to ask. They'll say that the task isn't important, try to push it off onto someone else, and try to push back the timeline. At the last possible minute, usually after blowing their deadlines and getting heat from higher up in the org, that is when they finally admit they don't know what they're doing and need help.
People who were ok technical contributors who get promoted to management and fail miserably because they don't have the management skills to succeed so they burn out as they take on all the high level work which their group should be doing.
There are a lot of sources beyond universities that do research, including various public policy research institutes or think tanks. They have a spectrum of different ideologies, but a lot of them tend to go more conservative as a lot of them rely on private funding and rich people like having studies which back up their views. If you're a leftist and need a patron to find your research, it is more likely you're going to find a government patron than a private patron. If you're a conservative, you'll probably find more money in private organizations to perform your research.
One is that GLP-1 drugs work really well in curbing appetite to cause weight loss. However, part of that weight loss is muscle mass and that is causing some people on it to be concerned. A way of mitigating that is to eat more protein relative to your diet. The restaurant industry is trying to appeal to these new customers by creating high protein and small portion dishes.
Two is that there are more people who aren't on these drugs focusing on fitness, specifically lifting and muscle mass. To that that physique, you need to eat a lot of protein relative to the rest of your diet. So restaurants are trying to sell to these people as well.
Babylon 5 also seemed to write better space combat with the larger ships. Spacedock has a good video about the Battle of Proxima 3 where it goes through how the show wrote a believable naval civil war battle including understanding the geography of the area, the tactics of the different forces, and the politics behind the battle.
I generally understand what's wrong with people on every platform except for Lemmy. Lemmy has its own strange where you really have to work at how they got to where they are now.
There is enough evidence to believe the account of how various buildings in the World Trade Center collapsed. This includes the failure mode of Building 7 mirroring a major fire in 1 Meridian Plaza at Philadelphia which suffered significant structural damage due to fire; the requirement for major skyscrapers to have fire sprinklers throughout the building came from the 1 Meridian Plaza fire.
I'm only speaking to the affects of the planes hitting the Twin Towers. I can't speak to the accuracy of anything happening beforehand to the attack, but the damage of the attack follows how these buildings would respond to the disaster. This includes Building 7.
Which is why I think a two book adaptation works better in this case.
The movie does a better job in the first half, where the use of Ender is more abstract and the movie can use the extra time to lay out some of Ender's ideas on when to use force. Then, the climax of the movie is Ender winning the final academy battle and setting up expectations in the next movie.
A whole movie focusing on the campaign, obscuring the campaign to make it seem to Ender and the audience that this is more training, and using the first movie's pacing as a way to set up audience expectations. It also gives time for Ender on screen to see this nuance and complexity so the audience comes into the final battle understanding Ender's viewpoint before the rug pull.
Honestly, it was a book that should have been two movies. You make the first movie end with Ender's team winning in the academy. You them make the second movie's depiction of the battles more abstract so you prepare the audience for another triumphant win, just to find out that Ender committed a genocide.
Learned a thing or two from Charles Mingus?