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-DONT throw away ships on unlikely fights just to get tech unless it is for a point or a VERY important tech (explained later). It is better to be the tortoise than the hare, you can always acquire 3, 4, even 5+ tech in a round if you really need to. Accumulation of plastic is essential.

Since with this board the animals move both from left to right at the beginning of the race and right to left at the end, I drew the black outlines (and glued black felt squares) to both sides of the felt pieces, so each animal could face both directions. The sleeping hare is just drawn on one side.

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Because for some reason, the hare gets all the press in the media most of us read. The hustle of the entrepreneurs, the overnight successes, the teenage footballers and much more. Those are the stories we glorify - the pace and the shortcuts.

Partly, it comes back to that idea (that I heard from Tony Robbins, some people think comes from Bill Gates, but has probably been knocking around for longer than that) that humans generally overestimate what is possible for us to achieve in a short amount of time and underestimate what we can achieve in long amounts of time. We think the hare can win the day for us, but he somehow never does (to do lists never finished, etc). And we forget that if we become the tortoise, then if we keep going for the long haul, one tortoise-step at a time, we might end up with something magical.

And recently, my friend Jo Hunter reminded me of the power of these tortoise-like practices again. Noticing she needed support from her community, she did what leaders do in those moments: she created the support she needed, trusting that it was also the support that other people would need.

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Tortoises often feel even more misunderstood in our fast-paced world, simply because our modern society puts a premium on speed and instant gratification. Most people and companies lack the patience necessary to allow tortoises to do their best work.

Everyone knows that the slow-and-steady Tortoise beat the bragging Hare in the famous race - but when their great-grandkids Ro-Shell the tortoise and Jack Rabbit are talked into a rematch, anything could happen. The race will be on live TV, and their friends have a lot of ideas about how Ro-Shell and Jack can beat one another, but only good sportsmanship can win the day in this zany, lighthearted retelling of the classic fable.

There once was a speedy hare who bragged about how fast he could run. Tired of hearing him boast, Slow and Steady, the tortoise, challenged him to a race. All the animals in the forest gathered to watch.

Look at the top section of the table and see if you recognize your behavior as more physically or mentally active. Think about how your style impacts your ability to work with others, your ability to make meaningful progress, and your overall brand as either a tortoise or a hare.

Aesop's fable about the tortoise and the hare became a metaphor for the 2000 pre-convention presidential campaign. Although faster, Al Gore, the hare, seemed to bounce around, while George W. Bush, the tortoise, wheeled steadily ahead. A Bush lead in the polls dropped after Gore's appearance at the midsummer Democratic Convention. Hare and Tortoise 2000, June 18, 2000

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I came across Floyd's Cycle Detection Algorithm, also known as Floyd's Tortoise and Hare Algorithm. The idea behind the algorithm is that, if you have two pointers in a linked list, one moving twice as fast (the hare) than the other (the tortoise), then if they intersect, there is a cycle in the linked list. If they don't intersect, then there is no cycle.

Since hare and hare.next are both not null, we'll enter the while loop. Tortoise and hare are not equal to each other, so we will move them both over. Tortoise gets moved over one spot, and hare gets moved over two spots. 17dc91bb1f