We Are in Need of Renaissance People
-
wrote on 7 Oct 2024, 21:57 last edited by
-
wrote on 7 Oct 2024, 22:21 last edited by Axtremus 10 Aug 2024, 15:40
The article lacks analytical rigor. The author should support his claims with statistically significant data rather than mere arguments based on a few exemplars.
-
wrote on 7 Oct 2024, 22:45 last edited by
Okay.
-
wrote on 7 Oct 2024, 23:00 last edited by
He's spot on. One need only be in IT to see how siloing has impaired talented, efficient software development.
-
wrote on 7 Oct 2024, 23:02 last edited by
He needs to spend more time on TNCR.
-
wrote on 7 Oct 2024, 23:03 last edited by
You have a point, Jon. Pretty multifaceted bunch.
-
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 00:59 last edited by
Didn't we have an article recently discussed about how US colleges were getting very "One Dimensional"? I agree that people should not be so focused on one skill to the exclusion of other ones.
-
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 14:44 last edited by
This book argues something similar. Lots of examples of successful polymaths (and argues that successful people tend to be multi-faceted).
-
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 14:59 last edited by
You can't spell "triumph" without "hi, Trump".
-
The article lacks analytical rigor. The author should support his claims with statistically significant data rather than mere arguments based on a few exemplars.
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 16:43 last edited by Jolly 10 Aug 2024, 16:43@Axtremus said in We Are in Need of Renaissance People:
The article lacks analytical rigor. The author should support his claims with statistically significant data rather than mere arguments based on a few exemplars.
Does the book have analytical rigor?
-
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 17:38 last edited by
Renaissance People can be so stuck up.
-
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 18:47 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in We Are in Need of Renaissance People:
He needs to spend more time on TNCR.
I think you may be confusing Renaissance People with Renaissance Fair people.
-
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 19:35 last edited by
We have those too. One of them at least.
-
@jon-nyc said in We Are in Need of Renaissance People:
He needs to spend more time on TNCR.
I think you may be confusing Renaissance People with Renaissance Fair people.
wrote on 8 Oct 2024, 21:09 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in We Are in Need of Renaissance People:
@jon-nyc said in We Are in Need of Renaissance People:
He needs to spend more time on TNCR.
I think you may be confusing Renaissance People with Renaissance Fair people.
Pretty sure I know the woman on the scooter. If it's who I think it is, she's no rando.
-
wrote on 9 Oct 2024, 02:29 last edited by
Aunt May?
-
The article lacks analytical rigor. The author should support his claims with statistically significant data rather than mere arguments based on a few exemplars.
wrote on 9 Oct 2024, 06:43 last edited by@Axtremus said in We Are in Need of Renaissance People:
The article lacks analytical rigor. The author should support his claims with statistically significant data rather than mere arguments based on a few exemplars.
That's not an issue where statistics is applicable. Sometimes an analytical argument is the best you can get.