>Your memo was a triumph of motivated reasoning The irony is palpable. "Larry" cites a bunch of well reasoned essays that support his view, but there were plen

>Your memo was a triumph of motivated reasoning The irony is palpable. "Larry" cites a bunch of well reasoned essays that support his view, but there were plenty of the same supporting James'. >Teamwork, in particular, is important At this point I feel they didn't even read James' essay. He points this out, and as a potential solution suggests pair programming should be emphasized. I don't agree with everything James put forth in his "manifesto," but I don't think he should be demonized for putting forth a well reasoned argument. I think he brings up a great point in this "diversity equals morality" culture stifles real discussion and real solutions. He attempted to put forth a few solutions, which is more than I can say for this article.