Two people, the same pile, the same hours — and one finishes in half the time. The cases were handed out at random, so nobody got the easy stack. What’s left is the order the work was done in. Some of that gap is being stuck, not being slow. The rest is free.
What it says
Same cases, same effort, two hundred extra days.
Judges in Milan were handed their cases at random.
So nobody had a lighter pile or an easier one.
The fast ones closed a case before opening the next.
But a judge holding ten cases open might just be waiting on somebody else.
So some of that gap belongs to circumstance, not choice.
Watch more on YouTube: @peruze-in.
Voiceover is AI-generated. Ideas come from books I have read.
