Or there is a new term that subsumes them both: the "regime." And with this small substitution, and a slight modification to the source material we see that the "absorption" may already be complete.
A possible corollary to 2: Don't forget to document incidents as you go. You'll learn a lot in these situations and you may find resources that are handy / work for you along the way.
Keep a text file, or OneNote or whatever, open while working an incident. Don't overthink it, don't over-complicate it.
I use InkDrop for these kinds of things. It’s dead simple, and syncs everywhere. I don’t care about formatting and love that I can use simple markdown. It’s perfect to jot some notes down on a phone and open them later on a computer — more importantly, it’s not tied to a certain OS and it’s cheap.
Would (say high net-worth) people moving from blue to red states upon retiring match "become less productive in the process" scenario? This seems like a likely case (moving on retirement), but I'd suspect if this is true that there are some less affluent families that are moving to red states in order to "do more with less" which also seems likely to me.
