26: Defending Looting, Ownership, Theft and Deconstructing Why

The end of the Renaissance Man Wouldn't it be cool if there was a "Book Day" Christmas & Easter were co-opted days too A business is a concept - a brand In Defense of Looting - how can you defend looting? You can, if you define that there is no such thing as private property - its the Hegelian Dialectic The Wrap Up Smear - get something false published in a supposedly authoritative publication, then leverage that authority Yahoo News was an aggregator then became a news organization, so it became more authoritative - they really had no authority Car lots on the weekends were like carnivals Marketing is 90% of your business expense and time Looting is a physical manifestation of Marxism. If the property is everyone's, then people are within their rights to steal whats stolen back again They are trying to say that there is no such thing as theft. If the looters were looted then they would be pissed off This book is being used as a justification for looting. Determining the WHY Should we go through the 5 WHYs? Historical steps and/or motivations Loving Learning is great - but what happens when you have learned Who can benefit from what we know? How to market - monetizing and marketing are very different Being F2F is actually an anomaly Can we not manage remotely all the time - we have to make the remote better than in person What is WHY? Part of Six Sigma - has anyone applied the 5 whys to a podcast - motivational interviewing It comes down to internal motivation - the reason things happen is that someone wants something to happen. We will never get to the truth the 5 whys peel away a lot of assumptions Motivational interviewing might be the way to do it.