Brave Scoble
See Scoble vs. DWeatherly. (And tell me what's that about. I haven't got it yet.)
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February 23, 2007
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Seems pretty human to me. :) Don't we all just want to be loved? It's survival to us when we're babies and we never really quite shake it. Like abandonment fear. It just comes with the package. Anyway, it does take someone brave to put their humanness out where everyone can see it. I like to get the jump on my human nature and try to predict what crazy ass irrational reaction I will have ahead of time. Head it off at the pass, so to speak. Or draw fire so at least I was the one who controlled the fire instead of being surprised by it. Maybe that is simply what happened with Scoble? He decided to draw some fire. He chose to poor the gasoline knowing it would snowball... but snowball on his court. I'd do that.
Posted by: Heather Flanagan | February 23, 2007 at 06:24 AM
Did I use three metaphores in one sentence? Sorry about that. Yeesh!
Posted by: Heather Flanagan | February 23, 2007 at 06:26 AM