January 2019
Intermediate to advanced
798 pages
20h 33m
English
Did that escalation thing seem terribly complicated to you? If so, we can try an analogy that was coined near Salt Lake City.
Imagine there's a runner running through a forest, with a straight route. On this route, there are posts. The runner has a preferred speed (we might call it a default speed), which means that it normally takes T seconds for the runner to go from one post to the next one.
On the posts, there may be instructions. The runner starts from the very first post, and checks for instructions there. Instructions can order the runner to do various things:
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