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How damn exposed is leadetship at all levels during this crisis?
And what does it say about us?
I like Blinkist but I don't think I'll renew my subscription. It's a good ideal but too expensive.Op-Ed: Speed-reading with Blinkist isn’t reading at all
When I was young and cynical, a friend and I came up with a plan to make reading easy.www.latimes.com
I like Blinkist but I don't think I'll renew my subscription. It's a good ideal but too expensive.
I only use Blinkist to see if a book will interest me. I have no problem buying a book and getting a couple of chapters in and putting it down. I buy a lot of used books with no intention of reading the whole book. I get what I want out of them. I might only want to read one or two chapters on a specific issue.
I would agree with the opinion that you shouldn't read Blinkist and think that you now understand the whole premise of the book.
I love the New York Book Review. It's far more than just a book review. I got a subscription a couple of months ago and I'm reading articles from 25 years ago.
I’m confusedHeartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point
FEBRUARY 5, 2018
A is very TIGHT writing right nereheartbreaking story is currently unfolding that’s sure to have devastating ramifications for years to come. Just moments ago, without any warning, the worst person you know just made a great point.
This is absolutely crushing news, and it’s unclear if recovery will ever be possible.
The tragedy occurred just a few moments ago during a debate about politics occurring among your coworkers. Out of nowhere, the most loathsome person you’ve ever met in your whole life chimed into the argument with a completely valid and irrefutable point. Every attempt to formulate a rebuttal to just the most insufferable asshole on the planet failed miserably because, for the first time ever, that piece of shit’s logic was entirely unassailable.
This is the kind of horrific event you always assume only happens to other people, but never to you.
It’s amazing how life can change in an instant. One moment, everything’s normal, and the next you’re unable to find a single flaw in the intricate and logically sound reasoning of this fucking self-important, endlessly irritating prick. Up until now, everything that’s comes out of that guy’s mouth is pure dogshit, so now that he’s strung together an eloquent and convincing opinion, you’ve been completely blindsided.
In some ways, that’s the worst part of it: You were so used to this unbearable cretin saying nothing but garbage that you had no way to mentally prepare yourself for the day he made an amazing and insightful comment.
While this gut-wrenching calamity has passed, the shock and the sorrow it left in its wake may never truly fade. All you can do now is try to pick up the pieces, move on, and pray that this pompous moron never makes another great point ever again.
Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point
A heartbreaking story is currently unfolding that’s sure to have devastating ramifications for years to come. Just moments ago, without any warning, the worst person…clickhole.com
I’m confused
GotchaIt was a clever piece of writing about when the SOURCE of knowledge is "problematic" which seems to be a big thing in the current social media dominant society
If someone doesn't LIKE the source? They are quick to dismiss its validity.
Dunning Kruger = Dumb people thinking they are just as inelegant as experts in their field.
Just imagine some white kid from North Dakota telling someone from the hood they know more about being black than an actual black person from the hood. Well, this is the same exact thing!
I don't think there are more stupid people- it's just that social media makes the stupid much, much louder than ever before.
I look back at what I was saying and I'm happy to report that I've moved past where I was at the time which is always the goal.
good subject to bump this discussion with
James Holzhauer