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I'm not exactly sure what went wrong today, some introspection is still required. I suppose I was a bit confused by technology, and I haven't quite made up my mind if these are "seminars" that I'm supposed to prepare well or a series of "informal meeting" that I'm supposed to prepare at all. What is for sure is that at some point I was facing something that I know well and from several perspectives, and I simply could not make up my mind which perspective to pick. I should have made this decision in advance; I somehow failed to alert myself that such a decision was necessary. |
I'm not exactly sure what went wrong today, some introspection is still required. I suppose I was a bit confused by technology, and I haven't quite made up my mind if these are "seminars" that I'm supposed to prepare well or a series of "informal meeting" that I'm not supposed to prepare at all. What is for sure is that at some point I was facing something that I know well and from several perspectives, and I simply could not make up my mind which perspective to pick. I should have made this decision in advance; I somehow failed to alert myself that such a decision was necessary. |
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This said, we are meeting for the math, not for the show. The show was lousy yet the math remains well worthy of pursuing. The less well I do the more easily each of you can contribute. |
This said, we are meeting for the math, not for the show. The show was lousy yet the math remains well worthy of pursuing. The less well I do the more easily each of you can contribute. |
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Revision as of 14:14, 23 May 2016
I'm not exactly sure what went wrong today, some introspection is still required. I suppose I was a bit confused by technology, and I haven't quite made up my mind if these are "seminars" that I'm supposed to prepare well or a series of "informal meeting" that I'm not supposed to prepare at all. What is for sure is that at some point I was facing something that I know well and from several perspectives, and I simply could not make up my mind which perspective to pick. I should have made this decision in advance; I somehow failed to alert myself that such a decision was necessary.
This said, we are meeting for the math, not for the show. The show was lousy yet the math remains well worthy of pursuing. The less well I do the more easily each of you can contribute.
