Commentary by Michael Wade, consultant, speaker, and author of "Pilate's Magician."
Saturday, March 08, 2014
Miss Scarlett with a Lead Pipe
At SquawPoint, James Lawther plays a detective game and thinks about how we acquire knowledge. [In the United States, the game is called "Clue."]
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Once I realized in Clue that the questions others asked revealed more during the course of the game than the ones I asked, Clue became easy. An interesting lesson in an of itself.
2 comments:
Once I realized in Clue that the questions others asked revealed more during the course of the game than the ones I asked, Clue became easy. An interesting lesson in an of itself.
Dan,
That's a very good point!
Michael
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