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Not necessarily -- there's an argument to focus on their comparative advantage and not bother wasting energy improving their people-interaction (something they
by consz 9y ago
Not necessarily -- there's an argument to focus on their comparative advantage and not bother wasting energy improving their people-interaction (something they are comparatively bad at).
- nl 9y agoYes, fair point. Although the parent seemed to be arguing that it was the human interaction that was holding them back.