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An expedition has six days to cross a mountain range. The leader does not divide the distance into six equal parts, because a short steep section may take longer than a broad valley. She also reserves a day that can absorb weather delays. One guide objects that leaving a day unassigned wastes valuable time. The leader replies that an itinerary using every available hour already assumes that nothing will go wrong. The reserve is not a destination but a resource that protects the whole route from disruption. If conditions remain favorable, the group may finish early or explore near the final camp. A realistic plan distributes effort according to the difficulty and uncertainty of the stages, rather than treating equal distance or a completely filled calendar as evidence of good preparation.

An expedition has six days to cross a mountain range. The leader does not divide the distance into six equal parts, because a short steep section may take longer than a broad valley. She also reserves a day that can absorb weather delays. One guide objects that leaving a day unassigned wastes valuable time. The leader replies that an itinerary using every available hour already assumes that nothing will go wrong. The reserve is not a destination but a resource that protects the whole route from disruption. If conditions remain favorable, the group may finish early or explore near the final camp. A realistic plan distributes effort according to the difficulty and uncertainty of the stages, rather than treating equal distance or a completely filled calendar as evidence of good preparation.

An expedition has six days to cross a mountain range. The leader does not divide the distance into six equal parts, because a short steep section may take longer than a broad valley. She also reserves a day that can absorb weather delays. One guide objects that leaving a day unassigned wastes valuable time. The leader replies that an itinerary using every available hour already assumes that nothing will go wrong. The reserve is not a destination but a resource that protects the whole route from disruption. If conditions remain favorable, the group may finish early or explore near the final camp. A realistic plan distributes effort according to the difficulty and uncertainty of the stages, rather than treating equal distance or a completely filled calendar as evidence of good preparation.

An expedition has six days to cross a mountain range. The leader does not divide the distance into six equal parts, because a short steep section may take longer than a broad valley. She also reserves a day that can absorb weather delays. One guide objects that leaving a day unassigned wastes valuable time. The leader replies that an itinerary using every available hour already assumes that nothing will go wrong. The reserve is not a destination but a resource that protects the whole route from disruption. If conditions remain favorable, the group may finish early or explore near the final camp. A realistic plan distributes effort according to the difficulty and uncertainty of the stages, rather than treating equal distance or a completely filled calendar as evidence of good preparation.

An expedition has six days to cross a mountain range. The leader does not divide the distance into six equal parts, because a short steep section may take longer than a broad valley. She also reserves a day that can absorb weather delays. One guide objects that leaving a day unassigned wastes valuable time. The leader replies that an itinerary using every available hour already assumes that nothing will go wrong. The reserve is not a destination but a resource that protects the whole route from disruption. If conditions remain favorable, the group may finish early or explore near the final camp. A realistic plan distributes effort according to the difficulty and uncertainty of the stages, rather than treating equal distance or a completely filled calendar as evidence of good preparation.