This is similar to what one hears on the business news channels. One day it’s “credit crisis,” the next day it’s “mark-to-market.” One day it’s “subprime mess,” the next it’s “tax cuts.” They move from one subject to the next constantly. And the worst part is, they all look to each other to see where the business zeitgeist is going next. It’s a self-reinforcing feedback loop.
That’s funny. Where does Sigma 6 fit in?
This is similar to what one hears on the business news channels. One day it’s “credit crisis,” the next day it’s “mark-to-market.” One day it’s “subprime mess,” the next it’s “tax cuts.” They move from one subject to the next constantly. And the worst part is, they all look to each other to see where the business zeitgeist is going next. It’s a self-reinforcing feedback loop.
I agree Jeffry, the biz feedback loop can be tiresome. It’s a game of grabbing tightly to the most colorful echos on the block at any given time.
And I wikipedia’d Sigma 6, and can only assume you’re talking about GI Joe: Sigma Six -
...And so to answer your question, Sigma Six fits in wherever Sigma Six wants to fit in.
Is this the same as what Malcolm Gladwell discusess in his book The Tipping Point?