A few hundred years ago when business people had a disagreement that they couldn't resolve, they turned to a business person for whom they had the respect and trust, and they asked that person to resolve their dispute by making a decision that they would accept without further complications. The process was simple: they sat down (or maybe stood up so as not to waste the time sitting down), told their respective stories, after which their admire...
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