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Bliki: LawOfDemos Posted: Apr 24, 2011 10:32 AM
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The chances of a demo going wrong are directly proportional to the importance of the audience.

Not just is this clearly true, it also provides something of a sop when you explain it after everything has gone pear-shaped. It applies both the chances of something going wrong at all and the severity of the problem.

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