Thomas von Tschammer: evaluation

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…So they handicap. Essentially, if you win, you get less. You get less confused. The NFL does, if you're first place, you have to play a first place schedule. The NBA does if you're like, they're now changing it because people have been tanking to try to get better draft picks. But I'd never heard of this level of actually changing not just the talent acquisition process or who the opponents are going to be, but actually changing the fundamental rules of the game itself in terms of how you are allowed to prepare from one race to the next. That is really interesting. Now they can directly tie compute simulations that are being run to performance, right? Because if you can run more simulations, as an engineer, you can explore more designs and you can improve your CAF for them, right? Which is... in Formula One, right? You want to get the best car out there for the next race. So that's a way to balance the formula between different teams, actually. That's super interesting. So what are we seeing in terms of their cultures, their practices that you think will diffuse into broader engineering, ultimately manufacturing culture?…

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