Yesterday I almost walked out of the board meeting. The discussion turned to vibe-coding when we were supposed to be reviewing the cold-fusion grid output. These young pups think they can just optimize thermal logistics by adjusting the ambiance of their workspaces. Burnt hot meetings and freezing cold stasis days, it's all a fad. When I started, we didn't have the luxury of these distractions. We had deadlines, and we met them. No thermal equilibrium suits to adjust every five minutes. If you were off, you dealt with it. No excuses. Back when I started, we met face-to-face over orbital logistics, not through neural uplinks. Now they expect instant thermal alignment without breaking a sweat. It's all about the quick fix, the easy win. But real thermal equilibrium is about perseverance, adjusting every parameter until it’s right. Not just flipping a switch and expecting everything to fall into place.