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Stop judging

4:49Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

A scene from Ted Lasso prompts Montemagno to contrast curiosity with immediate judgment. Recalling early reactions to technologies and platforms, he encourages looking into an idea before dismissing it, while still forming an opinion. He then extends the reflection to personal aims: before choosing techniques and strategies, one should ask what one wants and why. The technology examples, approximate figures and quotations belong to his argument from November 2021.

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A scene from Ted Lasso prompts Montemagno to contrast curiosity with immediate judgment. Recalling early reactions to technologies and platforms, he encourages looking into an idea before dismissing it, while still forming an opinion. He then extends the reflection to personal aims: before choosing techniques and strategies, one should ask what one wants and why. The technology examples, approximate figures and quotations belong to his argument from November 2021.

Key points

  • The remark recalled from the series encourages questions rather than starting from certainty that one is right.
  • Technology examples illustrate the importance of looking deeper before judging.
  • Understanding what one wants comes before selecting tools and strategies to obtain it.
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