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Mackenzie said that when she visited the School 2.0 website, she felt super intimidated "There's no way I could go to this" The section with our projects intimidated her most. Over dinner she asked me if everyone from the wheelchair project ended up going to School 2.0 Max is so funny and inhuman He wasn't there for my presentation and I never saw him interact with the rest of the team There seemed to be a huge cultural difference between Max and his team. Max is super opinionated and weird, but everyone else was normal and had no opinions Perhaps that's what this team is: people with technical talent following a person with vision. It seems easy to hire academics and professors. The people there all said their academic jobs had been meaningless* *my interpretation and isolating One person was invited to come on site for 4 days, and he said that after day 1 he knew he wanted to join. Why? Because he saw how cool it was to have a team He also seems to trust his team — when we had our 1
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