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Yes, but again it shows there isn't necessarily a dominant way to communicate. Convincing people is hard.
by RandomLensman 2y ago
Yes, but again it shows there isn't necessarily a dominant way to communicate. Convincing people is hard.
- ben_w 2y agoThis does not appear to dispute the claim that mere communication is an effective way to have a lot of power. Do you think I was claiming someone might be able to demonstrate absolute power, rather than mere relative power? Even Stalin didn't have that, but he would've been one of the closest.
- RandomLensman 2y agoNone of it is mere communication: Need to organise events and travel schedules, create (or shape) organizations, find funds, etc. Communication is perhaps the mostly "visible" part, though.