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"Let's not let facts get in the way of a good argument." :-) Many times we tune out feedback that isn't congruent with our worldview and get locked in. That'
by mathattack 12y ago
"Let's not let facts get in the way of a good argument." :-)
Many times we tune out feedback that isn't congruent with our worldview and get locked in. That's why it's good to follow Paul's lead on rereading and revisiting. Sometimes it's hard to remember the anecdote or story that steers us, but finding it again allows us to question it. There was a specific retelling of a Vonnegut (of all authors) story that got me interesting in technology. Rereading the story in it's original form 20+ years later allowed me to understand the first better.