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Zoom CEO says workers can't build trust or unite... on Zoom (www.theregister.com)

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

This isn’t a well-controlled comparison.

It is. If you're going to virtualize a board game, there's no need to stick to the limitation of a physical board game. So, once you make full use of the virtual environment, you get a video game. If you compare to just virtualized board games, then you're artificially disadvantaging the virtual side.

PS. I also added this significant edit to my last post (bad form for discussion, but it makes more sense there than here)

I think the point of the article is to show that the CEOs empty words are empty

Maybe. To me it read more like: "According to Zoom's CEO, Zoom can't fully replace in-person interaction for work. Therefore, it's bad/useless software - or the CEO is bullshitting." Which is just bad reasoning. The conclusion doesn't follow from the premises. Maybe I'm just taking it too literally, but I just don't like when articles use such bad reasoning, even if I agree with their conclusion.