“I would have been here ten minutes earlier if I hadn’t been stuck behind that Meanderthal.”
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Sniffing at the others who care is a form of virtue signalling. It’s also an ineffective way to create real change. “My Prius Hybrid gets 140 miles per gallon.” “My Tesla is solar powered.” “Really, well I take an electric scooter.” “We carpool by shar...Read More Source: Seth's Blog
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That fan at the game, the one who was cheering the whole time… That audience member, the one that gave a long standing ovation after laughing through the whole show… And that team member, who eagerly participated in the last meeting… Surveys showed that they had a truly great time....Read More Source: Seth's Blog
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I recently saw two men arguing about who got to use the urinal next. As a result, neither got what he wanted, and neither could honestly say that his day got better. The need to win every interaction, the inability to apologize, the short-term over the long-term–this isn’t a sign ...Read More Source: Seth's Blog
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If we give an isolated community access to the internet, very quickly, the quality of life will improve. Time will be saved, research into proven solutions will produce value, and people will become connected to a larger population. Those connections will lead to productivity and learning. And, then, soon thereafter, ...Read More Source: Seth's Blog
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If you want to change the mind of a scientist, do more science. Do better science. Get your hands on the data set and prove your assertions. If you want to change the mind of a bureaucrat, bring more power. If you want to change the minds of the nerds, ...Read More Source: Seth's Blog
