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This seems like a tautology. By definition most people are unable to grasp the true priorities of everyone else sitting around the table after adjusting for al
by MichaelZuo 2y ago
This seems like a tautology.
By definition most people are unable to grasp the true priorities of everyone else sitting around the table after adjusting for all confounding variables such as the correct time order.
Edit: And certainly not within say a half hour meeting once per week.
Because they’re all roughly equivalently intelligent.
i.e. In say a committe of ten, it’s very atypical for there to be 1 literal genius, as the committee chairman, and 9 unsophisticated and easily predictable members around the table.
Such that the chairman can correctly predict this or that, for any of the 9 other members…