Would it still be enough, as Kevin Spacey argued, to "have learned the lesson that the music industry didn't learn: give people what they want, when they want it, in the form that they want it in, at a reasonable price and they'll more likely pay for it rather than steal it"?
In the later half of our discussion, Sukhar explains how he uses arguing tactics to learn whether an employee is a good fit and why stepping back from coding to focus on under-staffed areas of the company has given him the opportunity to learn more about each role before hiring someone to fill it.
Women and men from all over the country who are engaged in higher education in very different capacities were there not just to enjoy the coffee breaks and conversation but to ask questions, to argue, and to learn from the program and from one another.
This so-called repetition-suppression effect has been argued to reflect a learning process in which stimulus representations are optimized.
Program-level imitation has been argued to underlie great apes' learning of novel feeding routines, because it does not require a rich understanding of intentions and causality [40], [76].
27 34 Simulation-based medical education is thus argued to be an essential learning strategy for labour wards.
Mr. Bush's more hawkish aides, he argued, have failed to learn how the efforts to change a region's dynamics by changing its government almost always backfire.
Above all, Ball argues, we need to learn from the stories of Debye, Planck and Heisenberg.
This dual focus parallels the distinction in research on argumentation in the science classroom between 'learning to argue' and 'arguing to learn'.
At a time when the general assumption was that drug use was private and compulsive, Becker argued that you had to learn how to get high.
