Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Why Saying “There’s No I in Team” Doesn’t Help
“There’s absolutely no “I” in team.” The above is a mantra that often gets repeated when it comes to participation. It means to say that teamwork isn’t about the individual player – but whenever it gets said, I’m the first person to differ. It’s great in football movies, but I think that’s it. If there’s…
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4 Bits of Bridge Fiction Writing Advice
I’ve been a bridge writer, and I’ve been a fiction writer. Bridge fiction writing is where the two markets happen to meet. At this point in time, I have no doubt that there are many bridge players who have great ideas for themed fiction that uses the game as a vehicle to convey a plot…
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5 Lessons in Teamwork Learned from Playing Bridge
Other than first-person shooter deathmatches or capturing of flags, bridge was the first team or partnership game I really started playing. A much (and much) later time into being a bridge player, and I realize that I’ve learned a lot about partnerships and teamwork through cards. Any business, bridge game, band or collective brainstorming venture…
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