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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Wednesday, February 07, 2007Sportszilla: Arnott: Blink and BaseballDavid Arnott has..."written a piece about Malcolm Gladwell’s “Blink” and slapped together a game involving this year’s MLB free agents to “test” one of his main ideas in the book. I’d like to get as many people as possible to play the game so there might be patterns to analyze and discuss...”
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I just hurt myself.
If this is an important component of Arnott's arguments he must be dumber than a chicken.
Also, not to endorse any side of the US's current situation in Iraq, but as I recall reading, there were plenty of divergent viewpoints among Pentagon strategists in the leadup to the invasion and subsequent occupation; the people who didn't support what was ultimately enacted were ignored. If you don't like what one person or a few people in an organization do, it doesn't mean ALL of them are terrible at their jobs.
I encourage you to read the piece and play the baseball-related game I laid out.
That's certainly true.
Terrific article, btw.
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