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| − | It was, by his own admission, a "messy" way to make decisions. But it had one overwhelming advantage; allowing people to operate without having to explain themselves constantly turns out to be like the rule of agreement in [[improv]]. It enables rapid cognition. (Paul van Riper's big victory in ''Blink'') | + | "It was, by his own admission, a "messy" way to make decisions. But it had one overwhelming advantage; allowing people to operate without having to explain themselves constantly turns out to be like the rule of agreement in [[improv]]. It enables rapid cognition." ([[Paul van Riper]]'s big victory in ''Blink'') |
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"It was, by his own admission, a "messy" way to make decisions. But it had one overwhelming advantage; allowing people to operate without having to explain themselves constantly turns out to be like the rule of agreement in improv. It enables rapid cognition." (Paul van Riper's big victory in Blink)