You have to omit some qualifications when proposing an idea, or the proposal will be too long. To get the maximum number of objections to your idea, omit those that are easy enough for everyone to notice, but hard enough that they can seem clever by mentioning them.
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i think you missed some qualifications on this... ;-)
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This is BRILLIANT. I used to present the objections and the response to it up front, but this is far better.
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This is an extremely effective strategy, not just for pitching ideas, but also for presenting at reviews, board meetings, etc.
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Such as Norway has a homogeneous demographic :)
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The perceived importance of an objection or nuance is likely more a function of varied experience than varied intelligence. One persons nuance is another person's point.
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Reminds me of “The slow is the fast way.” — takes awhile to do that work but could return time a hundredfold.
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The old make some grammatical mistakes in your school essay for the teacher to correct, so he ignores your poor arguments.
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I think teachers are more likely to overlook *good* arguments because of spelling mistakes. English teachers and chatbots can spell well but can't think we'll.
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