getting anyone else to see the potential, and agree to make it a larger-than-individual-scale project. ;)
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So... team building?
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Where's the "getting other people to care about it once it's finished" option?
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Well if you’re thinking about physics, it’s interesting... the public cares enough to fund “science” generally with taxes, which ultimately pays for people like you, but you don’t actually need anyone but a few advanced peers to actually care about specifics of your output right?
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does getting more than two people in a room at the same time on a regular schedule count as doing it or building a team to do it
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If they agreed to be on the team but don’t make time for meetings, you haven’t really built a team have you
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Hell is other people.
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Keeping a team motivated enough to see something through.
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https://twitter.com/mwseibel/status/1174374900439470080 …
@mwseibel's thread sums it up perfectly I think. Self-management, groupthink & some degree of confirmation bias might play a huge indirect role in bringing one project to life. (Heaven for individualists & more second-order, but still relevant imo)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Picking any given idea to build vs another / commitment / succumbing to opportunity cost analysis. Or project to spend time on (better way to put it) vs another.
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