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I find it telling that you were downvoted for this comment. Anyone who would claim this isn't the case is deluding themselves. It's starting to feel a lot lik
by zzalpha 10y ago
I find it telling that you were downvoted for this comment.
Anyone who would claim this isn't the case is deluding themselves.
It's starting to feel a lot like the open-office trend in business: it's turned into a religious discussion, and folks who are proponents willfully ignore reasonable arguments to the contrary, as though a plea for moderation is somehow anathema.
- eeZah7Ux 10y agoName 10 influential thinkers from the last 100 years. How many of them are remembered for the books and how many for their voice and body language? Talk and "body language" is cheap. Summarizing your thoughts into a meaningful article/wiki/book/email is hard and very valuable.
- arkitaip 10y agoYes but we don't communicate to colleagues using books and articles.
- pitaj 10y agoThe "mass communication" among many academics and researchers is almost exactly that: communicating via published works. How well this method applies to different sized groups is another question.
- arkitaip 10y agoNot sure how that's relevant for this discussion where we're in the context of everyday work in a business...
- eeZah7Ux 10y agoI wrote "article/wiki/book/email"...