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It's a function of how both accumulate influence/respect/trust/power. The paths taken are (generally) very different. So what each thinks is possible or not i
by gsatic 4y ago
It's a function of how both accumulate influence/respect/trust/power.
The paths taken are (generally) very different.
So what each thinks is possible or not is based on different paths travelled.
For certain types of problems the paths will diverge. Some people handle this well and some people don't.
- saimiam 4y agoI'm finding your comment very abstract. Can you share an example of this in action?
- francisofascii 4y agoExecutives ascend the power/respect ladder by persuading, selling, influencing, meeting, communicating, negotiating with people, and winning over others. Now you have this tech person who has achieved similar power/status by not being good at any of those things. Tech people gain power/respect by studying, doing, building, understanding technology. People tend to like/respect people with qualities they want or respect. Reminds me of the Oppenheimer and Groves situation in which both sides must gain mutual respect for each other to be successful. https://www.atomicarchive.com/history/manhattan-project/p4s26.html https://www.atomicarchive.com/history/manhattan-project/p4s2...