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McIntosh vs. Sosnoski

Submitted by Dawn on Thu, 11/20/2008 - 11:51am.
McIntosh talks about horizontal achievement and how that should be striven for as opposed to the vertical. Is the vertical in Sosnoski's "A Mindless Man-driven Theory Machine" what she was arguing against? I'll admit that Sosnoski's essay was not the clearest thing for me to understand.

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