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I find the author's assumptions that every idea stems from one individual and must be (ineffectively) communicated to everyone else to be rather strange. I'm al
by BrandonM 18y ago
I find the author's assumptions that every idea stems from one individual and must be (ineffectively) communicated to everyone else to be rather strange. I'm all about small teams, and I personally prefer to work alone, but to ignore the contributions that are offered by other members of the team is folly. The "corruption [of ideas] at multiple points" that he mentions could just as easily be interpreted as improvements on the idea.
- jaxomlotus 18y agoImprovements are mutations that fill in the gaps where information is missing. Some mutations might be improvements. Most aren't.