flynn23 wrote:
] ] Beneath the nervous clatter of our half-completed decade
] ] stirs a slow but seismic shift. The Information Age we
] ] all prepared for is ending. Rising in its place is what I
] ] call the Conceptual Age, an era in which mastery of
] ] abilities that we've often overlooked and undervalued
] ] marks the fault line between who gets ahead and who falls
] ] behind.
]
] I'm gonna have to stew on this for a bit before I think I can
] truly understand the shift. But I would on first blush
] disagree to some extent. I feel like the blah of the current
] decade is more atributable to the fact that few organizations
] truly maximize their potential for managing information
] effectively, and executing based upon that management. Most
] companies are still run very very poorly, and most knowledge
] workers are ill equipped, either by skill or environment, to
] truly do their best work.
]
] But the fact that I started that thought with "I feel" means
] that I'm probably more in agreement with the author than not.

Or it could mean that you are wrong. It could also mean that you are scared, since people with no creativity, such as yourself, will be put in the rank and file jobs you deserve. It could also mean that your feelings outweigh your intellect when it comes to making decisions, which would place you in the feminine camp. Or it could just mean that you are a kiddie-fiddler with a thing for boys with hockey sticks and pucks. Think about it.

RE: Revenge of the Right Brain