That happens to be a roll of paper towels. Now, talking of offices, you have a much fancier office than me, but it looks like my friend, you are stashing toilet paper. I was going to say, you’re saying, there’s still hope there. So, that gave me, that gave me a little bit of hope. And so I actually did a bit of research on it and what I thought was quite relevant and useful in current times was the fact that to date in that 4,000 year time span, none of those dominant empires have actually been wiped out from a pandemic.
So sitting at home for the last three weeks, I’ve been kind of sporadically taking a look at it. And so what it shows is over time, the, I guess the dominance with regards to geography for different empires.Įxactly, breadth and depth. And then it’s probably too hard to see in the video here, but the rectangles, the blocks in the chart itself represent different empires. And then on the vertical, it actually shows different geographical locations around the world. So no, what it is, it’s a two dimensional chart, and what it shows is on the horizontal axis, believe it or not, it’s a timescale of 4,000 years of 2000 years BC, 2000 years AD. So about the time frame you started doing project management.Ī couple of years earlier. So, that is actually called a harmonogram. I did notice you, you got a new picture hanging in your office now. But I think we’re going to have some, some fun with it.
We’re kind of inviting everyone into our own home offices, which is, which could be dangerous. And today, we’re having a little bit of fun with this. And it’s been too long since we’ve gotten the chance to be in the same room together. I know we’ve been spending a lot of time doing this type of a conversation. It has been a while crocodile, since I saw you in person.
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