This piece from Clay Shirky isn’t new, but it’s sure still absolutely relevant.
The most serious mistakes are not being made as a result of wrong answers. The truly dangerous thing is asking the wrong questions – Peter Drucker
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- RT @TSAgov: Putting a suggestion in the #TSA comment box is like posting on Google Plus. Nobody will ever read it. 2 days ago
- @kvellalicari I'm a purist. Gotta to have #IMAP IDLE :-) 4 days ago
- RT @rands: Just assume that absolutely anything you do on the Internet is being recorded and logged. 4 days ago
- RT @WhatTheFFacts: Death is actually the second most common fear among people these days -- The first being failure. 5 days ago
- @SW_Trains it's time to play #London #tube status announcement roulette. Will it happen, won't it happen, who knows? In 30 mins we'll know:) 1 week ago
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- RT @jerrymichalski: My favorite Twain quote: "What gets us into trouble is not what we don't know, it's what we know for sure that just ... 1 week ago
- god'damn I love @OmniFocus. It's the best, bar none, app implementation of #GTD. 1 week ago
- 'the simple has become too simplistic and therefore ultimately dysfunctional' #GTD 1 week ago
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