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A story about a wacky inventor is better than a story about their invention (see everything by Malcom Gladwell).

And anything with Malcom Gladwell's name just makes me angry at this point.

You mean like JFK and Bob Kennedy, prominent black leaders like MLK and Malcom X, and who knows how many more either in assasinations or in more sophisticated career killing schemes?

Doesn't this restatement of wu-wei also reinforce Malcom Gladwell's suggested 10,000 hours?

I never finished the book, but I'm reminded of Malcom Gladwell's Blink whenever I have moments of subconscious problem solving.

There is a chapter in Malcom Gladwell's Outliers all about it.

These include obvious threats like Malcom X and less obvious ones like the potential for a large group of people to simply devolve into violence when provoked.

The 10,000 rule was created by Malcom Gladwell a writer who has received wide criticism within psychology for making claims that go far beyond the empirical evidence.

Yes, but someone who is looking for a non-fiction book, with no author preference, is more likely to buy a $5 Michael Lewis book than a $15 Malcom Gladwell book.

I think this was described in Malcom Gladwell's Blink.

It might be worth noting that Becker is hugely respected among economists, while Krugman is considered to be a bit of an asshat, sort of like the Malcom Gladwell of the field.

I've listened to probably more than 20 in the last two years ranging from the Count of Monte Cristo to all of Malcom Gladwell's work to Investing for Dummies.

Particularly since the literal title for this article would just be "Q&A: Author Malcom Gladwell." That doesn't tell me why you linked to it.

Malyshev sees the ability to control the uptake of foreign DNA bases as a safety measure that would prevent the survival of alien cells outside the lab, should they escape." This reminds me of that line from Jurassic Park where Ian Malcom says: "I'm simply saying that life, uh...

But let me give you a few more reasons to say: “Fuck censorship!”: David Lee Roth, Stanley Kubrick, Mark Twain, Hustler, Rambo, Deep Throat (Watergate), California, Malcom X, Will Ferrell.

"To discourage hanky-panky, there are no curtains, and no overnight stays; cleaners refresh the rooms at the end of every booking" Though, uh, as Ian Malcom put it in Jurassic Park: "Life finds a way"

Malcom X's biography is probably a great book, and I hope to find the time to read it soon, but that doesn't mean the statement wasn't absurd.

Malcom Gladwell's Outsiders book basically covers this topic.