minutia

“He got stuck in the minutiae and sucked into these peripheral things,” said the person, who declined to be named.

Under Redick, the team and organization has been committed to the kinds of minutiae that he values.

Well, the good and bad part about how fast these news cycles are and how things get exalted in social media, is the minutia.

For example, managers can cherry pick project teams based on individual skillsets, oversee the brief, then hand over to their AI to manage minutiae like deadlines.

Where broad ideological principles draw in conservatives, Democrats are known for supporting their arguments with numbers and policy minutia to attract their wonky, college-educated base.