The Top Ten Reasons Why the Top Ten Reasons Don’t Really Matter

Logic, analysis, and planning will only take you so far

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who divide humanity into two kinds of people and those who don’t.

If you are the first kind of person, you will find the rest of this article somewhat irritating and may want to leave me a cranky comment in the comments box.

“Now that we have met with paradox we have some hope of making progress.” — Niels Bohr

If you are the second kind of person, you either already agree with my top ten reasons or else have your own top ten reasons which you may feel inspired to note in the comment box in your heroic attempt to counter the objections made by the aforementioned people in the first group. Or neither. Or both.

The Top Ten Reasons Why the Top Ten Reasons Don’t Really Matter

1. Being unreasonable is often an innovator’s biggest advantage.
2. If you need more data to prove your point, you’ll…