I gave away some broken tools on Craigslist once and had a similar experience. 2 people showed up really happy, one was entitled. Didn’t really scare me off though.
Leadership is about getting people from point a to point b. Generally to do that you need trust, a good idea of where point a,b are, and what the path between them looks like.
Age is a component of trust, but only a small one and very dependent on the situation.
If you want to be leading someone who has more experience than you, best be sure you have trust and a rock solid understanding of the path you need to be on.
If there is more capacity available, people will use it.
For instance, I happily stream videos and FaceTime over cellular quite a bit now. Even though I was plenty happy without that capability and don’t really mind when the cell service isn’t good enough for it to work.
>How can we talk about the uncertainty of a system that is in a single, well known, predictable state.
The system we are usually talking about is orders of magnitude larger than the uncertainty. Think a liter of gasoline in an engine vs the position of a single atom. While we might not know the trajectory of the atom, we have a pretty good idea how the collective atoms that make up the gasoline will function.
Yeah, I flew between 4 different states last week. Montana, Washington, California & Minnesota. Definitely very regional, even between Orange County and LA for instance.
Some places are full sit down at the bar is acceptable (no masks) vs. getting kicked out of a take-out joint for not wearing a mask (Los Angles).
Well, it’s hard to find capable people for grad school. It’s not just a selection to pick some form of the best. To succeed as a grad school you need people that can make discoveries and play the academic game.
I live in Montana, have a degree in an unrelated field but still work on IOT projects.
I work mostly from home or private office and have never needed to drive for course of work.
Not sure how you exist in Montana without driving.
If you’d like to move into that field, it’s certainly not easy but it is possible.