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Alan Turing or Nikola Tesla

Alex Barrett
Just a thought, how might Alan Turing or Nikola Tesla fared in a Professional Review Interview?
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    Graham Prebble:

    What a daft question !

    To assess 19th century individuals in the 21st century is ... futile and pointless 




    I agree, just as a crossword puzzle is futile and pointless, but it doesn't stop me doing them (crosswords, that is). I thought the question gave rise to an interesting discussion and perhaps a similar 'daft' question from time to time wouldn't be a bad idea.

    Alasdair

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    Graham Prebble:

    What a daft question !

    To assess 19th century individuals in the 21st century is ... futile and pointless 




    I agree, just as a crossword puzzle is futile and pointless, but it doesn't stop me doing them (crosswords, that is). I thought the question gave rise to an interesting discussion and perhaps a similar 'daft' question from time to time wouldn't be a bad idea.

    Alasdair

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