Guests at restaurants where you get a device that beeps when your food is ready. Guess what? That's a pager.
In normal countries there is something called empathy, and good leadership. Managers are allowed to care and show empathy for their peers.
Other good leadership traits include transperancy and communication.
Isn't it nowadays also grandparents can get some of the parental leave if they help with the child? Sick leave is not infinity, but you would need to get a long period of illness before anything happens I guess.
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Before the Sphere, the largest spherical building in the world (since 1989) was the Globe in Stockholm.
On it they sometimes project stuff on, which seems to be a way cheaper and energy efficient way than adding a billion LEDs.
Fun fact about the arena Globen, it's actually the biggest piece in a art installation about our solar system, representing the sun. Pluto is about halfway up in Sweden.
It's also the home arena of Swedens national ice hockey team.
Just throwing it out there?
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Ah I didn't realise that. That is good. So similar to Denmark and Greenland?
I doubt Sweden, Norway, Finland or Denmark will be invaded due to being in the Nato club, but I do wonder who will protect Åland if Putler decides to take back his summer house? As far as I understand it is a very strategic position.
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That one Juror that is watching all of them should really be up to date on the subject. 🤣
Nono they do exist. We use them in lab setups.
I can't imagine it would be equally distributed? Probably normal distribution applies over the span, most of the kernels would probably pop within say 20s of each other, and none in the beginning.
Australia what are you doing? https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/antibiotic-usage-in-livestock