I think what the article references ("smart people will get tired of non accomplishing anything because their colleages are also smart") will not happen, just because the alternative is worse ("get back to a regular company full of stupid people")
Maybe the writer was tagged as "not smart enough" to enter the company and now he's trying an alternative.
Comparing literature and blogging is like comparing cows and horses. They both eat grass, true, but they have quite different uses. What they are saying is "Look! they aren't riding their cows as we ride our horses! I wonder what that means."
America has been like that since a long time ago
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Just look who is the president. Or go to youtube and search "talking to americans". You will be amazed.
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I think what the article references ("smart people will get tired of non accomplishing anything because their colleages are also smart") will not happen, just because the alternative is worse ("get back to a regular company full of stupid people") Maybe the writer was tagged as "not smart enough" to enter the company and now he's trying an alternative.
Seriously, what about the speed? Resources used, maybe?
Comparing literature and blogging is like comparing cows and horses. They both eat grass, true, but they have quite different uses. What they are saying is "Look! they aren't riding their cows as we ride our horses! I wonder what that means."
Just look who is the president. Or go to youtube and search "talking to americans". You will be amazed.
"A teenager who uses his allowance to buy a video game could be paying to build his school..."
How about this?
"A senator who uses his power to buy missiles could be funding the building of several hundred schools"
But of course, missiles aren't as violent and dangerous as videogames, are they?