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March 22, 2020 Podcast Notes

Here’s a Michael Lewis and Malcolm Gladwell conversation from 2016. (When Michael Lewis was on tour for The Undoing Project.)

I will now just pull from my own post (notes about Chip and Dan Heath’s “Made to Stick”) for something this reminded me of.

All this talk of metaphor and models reminded me of this episode of egghead.io’s podcast with their illustrator, Maggie Appleton: “Turning Technical Concepts into Approachable Illustrated Metaphors with Maggie Appleton”

I think the mistake would be to believe that understanding the metaphor means you fully understand the concept.

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