On leadership
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The other alternative is to promote the 5% "safely out of harm's way"
More seriously, that's a really interesting assessment of society.
I was only joking
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The guy's quotes are more relevant to crime and the riots over the last decade than they are to the pandemic...
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Of course, the whole "evil" thing could never be allowed... Nobody's evil!
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The other alternative is to promote the 5% "safely out of harm's way"
More seriously, that's a really interesting assessment of society.
@Doctor-Phibes said in On leadership:
More seriously, that's a really interesting assessment of society.
Do I need to break out my bell curve chart again?
Agreed, interesting way to view it. Overall he's probably right. I've often said that 9/10 people will hold the door for you if you need it, among other civil/polite acts of humanity. Unfortunately the media spends all their time focusing on the 1/10 out there...which makes it seem like society is much worse off than it actually is.
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Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
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@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
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@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
@Horace said in On leadership:
@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
There's a difference between herding cats and chasing pussy.
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@Horace said in On leadership:
@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
There's a difference between herding cats and chasing pussy.
@Doctor-Phibes said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
There's a difference between herding cats and chasing pussy.
Not really.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
There's a difference between herding cats and chasing pussy.
Not really.
@Mik said in On leadership:
@Doctor-Phibes said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
@89th said in On leadership:
@Horace said in On leadership:
Simple numbers and categories that shape entire societies make for compelling narratives. I bet he learned that in the army too.
What at typical 5-percenter comment.
I like to think of myself as a leader of the free thinking 20%.
There's a difference between herding cats and chasing pussy.
Not really.
Because you never get anywhere with either endeavour?
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