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the quietest one in the room, who never has to say it
means The state of having power, control, or commanding influence over others, whether by force, status, or sheer presence.
from From Latin dominus, "lord" or "master" — itself rooted in domus, "house," so the original master was the head of the household. The same root branches out into dominate, domain, and even dungeon (via Old French donjon, the lord's keep). To dominate, then, is simply to act as lord of the house writ large.
- silverback math
- Top gorillas rarely fight; their stare ends most disputes
- genetics
- Dominant genes mask recessive ones, not destroy them
- chess origin
- Center control dominates the board without taking a piece
- hand bias
- Around 90 percent of humans are right-hand dominant
- market trap
- Dominant firms often miss the disruption that ends them
us military spending — united states spends $820 billion annually, more than the next 10 countries combined as of 2024
apple app store — controls 70% of mobile app revenue globally and 100% of ios apps distributed
saudi aramco oil — produces 13.6 million barrels per day, about 13% of global oil supply
microsoft windows os — holds 92% of desktop operating system market share worldwide