In general I agree with this post, but I am reluctant to say so because we are both in a position that gives us incentives for wishing that the cats would just stop stalking and listen to the established cat-herd.
I don’t agree about the Dunbar issue. Few start-ups need 50 people but very few of the people in our set have the cooperative ability to work well in a start-up. Very few people outside our set have that ability either.
I tried searching the post for both “Dunbar” and “150″ and couldn’t find either—could you clarify which bit of this post you’re addressing with that? Thanks.
In general I agree with this post, but I am reluctant to say so because we are both in a position that gives us incentives for wishing that the cats would just stop stalking and listen to the established cat-herd. I don’t agree about the Dunbar issue.
Few start-ups need 50 people but very few of the people in our set have the cooperative ability to work well in a start-up. Very few people outside our set have that ability either.
I tried searching the post for both “Dunbar” and “150″ and couldn’t find either—could you clarify which bit of this post you’re addressing with that? Thanks.
He was talking about this post, I believe.
I thought that might be the Dunbar in question (thus my reference to “150”) but I still don’t know what the point of disagreement is.