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By this argument, few CEOs, salespeople, or advertising execs should ever have been heard. Also, in the history of science and philosophy, you’ll find that the
by academi 6y ago
By this argument, few CEOs, salespeople, or advertising execs should ever have been heard.
Also, in the history of science and philosophy, you’ll find that the majority of those whose work significantly advanced human knowledge were committed to their work and to the promotion of their ideas.
- marcosdumay 6y ago> By this argument, few CEOs, salespeople, or advertising execs should ever have been heard. You say this as if it was a negative. Besides the history of science is very fuzzy, and complex enough that "commitment" by itself is too vague a term. Also, science is not homogeneous enough for any kind of it to be a positive on every field.
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- dj_mc_merlin 6y ago> By this argument, few CEOs, salespeople, or advertising execs should ever have been heard. That is absolutely correct.