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Leadership & Data: Wait for Certainty—or Command Responsibly?
At 05:20, the first weather report arrived.
The Arctic camp had been awake for an hour.
Canvas snapped against the wind.
Dogs shifted impatiently beside loaded sledges.
Ice crystals moved across the ground like smoke.
Beyond the camp stretched a white plain nearly indistinguishable from the sky.
The Expedition Leader read the report beside a lantern.
Pressure holding. Winds moderate. Crossing window favorable for approximately eighteen hours.

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