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Marcin at 17:40, 6 April 2026

2026-04-06T17:40:52Z

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	=Feasibility Filter for Delegation Related to [[Civilization 101]]=		=Feasibility Filter for Delegation Related to [[Civilization 101]]=
	*Clear Spec
	*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?		*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?
			*Clear Spec - what exactly is to be done?
	*How is it high leverage?		*How is it high leverage?
	*Person to do it - is one available or must they be recruited		*Person to do it - is one available or must they be recruited
	*Job Description		*Role/Job Description - anything worth doing should be documented
	*Failure mode analysis		*Failure mode analysis - evaluate ways the action can fail.
	*Second order effects - how this propagates in program		*Second order effects - how this propagates in program
	*Is there a time budget allocatable vs existing commitments?		*Is there a time budget allocatable vs existing commitments?
	*Is there a budget, financial feasibility, or revenue model? Who pays? Generally, effort should be self-funded and have a clear value-generation stream.		*Is there a budget, financial feasibility, or revenue model? Who pays? Generally, effort should be self-funded and have a clear value-generation stream.
	*Failure mode analysis: not productive; time sink, as opposed to automated. Negative ROI.		*Failure mode analysis: not productive; time sink, as opposed to automated. Negative ROI.

Marcin at 15:24, 6 April 2026

2026-04-06T15:24:01Z

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	*Clear Spec		*Clear Spec
	*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?		*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?

Marcin at 15:23, 6 April 2026

2026-04-06T15:23:51Z

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	~~New Civilization-Pursuant~~ Feasibility Filter for Delegation		=Feasibility Filter for Delegation Related to Civilization 101=
	*Clear Spec		*Clear Spec
	*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?		*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?

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2026-04-06T15:23:17Z

Created page with "New Civilization-Pursuant Feasibility Filter for Delegation *Clear Spec *Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program? *How is it high leverage? *Person to do it - is one available or must they be recruited *Job Description *Failure mode analysis *Second order effects - how this propagates in program *Is there a time budget allocatable vs existing commitments? *Is there a budget, financial feasibility, or revenue model? Who pays? Genera..."

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New Civilization-Pursuant Feasibility Filter for Delegation
*Clear Spec
*Does it contribute to quality of First Builder Crash Course and 3 Month program?
*How is it high leverage?
*Person to do it - is one available or must they be recruited
*Job Description
*Failure mode analysis
*Second order effects - how this propagates in program
*Is there a time budget allocatable vs existing commitments?
*Is there a budget, financial feasibility, or revenue model? Who pays? Generally, effort should be self-funded and have a clear value-generation stream.
*Failure mode analysis: not productive; time sink, as opposed to automated. Negative ROI.