03-08-2020, 12:25 AM
So we have the 'cats' already. The question is: To herd or not to herd. Not herding is, and always has been, the status quo. Always waiting for the shining solution to come trotting in from left field. And trot they do, but the solutions have all been flawed.
Why not try something different? If productive tasks could be identified, researchers could self-select according to their interests. It seems better to co-operate and build a solution, rather that take proposed solutions and only critique the flaws.
But wait, you're right, that option is already available and it's been going nowhere fast.
Why not try something different? If productive tasks could be identified, researchers could self-select according to their interests. It seems better to co-operate and build a solution, rather that take proposed solutions and only critique the flaws.
But wait, you're right, that option is already available and it's been going nowhere fast.