As I said in the Monday Morning Memo, I consider syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts to be one of the greatest living writers in the world today. He's the only reason that Pennie and I subscribe to the newspaper.

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"M.I.T.’s Building 20, built in 1943, was widely regarded as one of the most creative spaces in the world. In the postwar decades, scientists working there pioneered a stunning list of breakthroughs, from the development of high-speed photography to the physics behind microwaves. The lesson of Building 20 is that when the composition of the group is right — enough people with different perspectives running into one another in unpredictable ways — the group dynamic will take care of itself. "
- Jonah Lehrer's remarkable refutation of "brainstorming" in GROUPTHINK, The New Yorker, Jan. 30, 2012



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