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Daily Archives: 1 February 2013
What’s the point of talking to yourself?
Some time ago I had the curious experience of being an observer at a series of decision-making meetings covering different disciplines. As a mere observer I didn’t have to do any preparation myself, none of this producing scores for the … Continue reading
Posted in committee work, decision-making, refereeing, Science Culture
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99% Oblivious
One of the podcasts to which I subscribe is called 99% Invisible – “a tiny radio show about design, architecture & the 99% invisible activity that shapes our world.” Each episode covers an aspect of design that someone outside the … Continue reading