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"To me, if you read it and are completely outraged or uniformly in favor, then you are part of the problem. If you can read anyone's opinion, spread out over 10
by imartin2k 9y ago
"To me, if you read it and are completely outraged or uniformly in favor, then you are part of the problem. If you can read anyone's opinion, spread out over 10 pages, and find nothing with which you agree, then you're almost certainly not thinking. Similarly, if you can read this guy's entire memo and find yourself blindly nodding, then you probably aren't using your brain either."
This.
- AstralStorm 9y agoCome on, that's a "we have something for everyone" demagogue trick that is despicable on its own due to its false premise. (Ah right, a Barnum statement.)
- imartin2k 9y agoI guess there is no perfect framework anyway. But some are better than others.