Another fantastic post. Your writing is excellent: clear, focused, and direct. There's no superfluous language, every sentence contributes something of value to the piece, and the ideas are genuinely interesting. I'd buy a book of yours in an instant (and I hope you write one!).
Thank you for this and the previous article, it was really interesting and helpful! (Also came across here via Aaron Renn).
Was just thinking about the antonym to specialization. Isn't that generalization? Kind of like medical doctors can have a specialty or be a general practitioner.
I hopped on here after Aaron Renn picked up on it and shared it. My question: what do you think about the feminine as corporate and the masculine as singular. The union of masculine and feminine is an aspect of the relation between the one and the many.
Another fantastic post. Your writing is excellent: clear, focused, and direct. There's no superfluous language, every sentence contributes something of value to the piece, and the ideas are genuinely interesting. I'd buy a book of yours in an instant (and I hope you write one!).
Thank you for this and the previous article, it was really interesting and helpful! (Also came across here via Aaron Renn).
Was just thinking about the antonym to specialization. Isn't that generalization? Kind of like medical doctors can have a specialty or be a general practitioner.
I hopped on here after Aaron Renn picked up on it and shared it. My question: what do you think about the feminine as corporate and the masculine as singular. The union of masculine and feminine is an aspect of the relation between the one and the many.