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Comments

Jason Koulouras

Thanks for this post - it is a great one and of immediate value for something that was nagging me about one of the powerpoints crossing my desk.

Tony Ramos

PowerPoint users can benefit from one more key teaching from Aristole: the golden mean.

Human virtue may be found in the balance, or mean, between the two vices of excess and deficit on almost any dimension (e.g., between cowardice and rashness lies courage, between secrecy and loquacity lies honesty, etc.) See http://classics.mit.edu/Aristotle/nicomachaen.html.

If alive and PowerPointing today, he'd probably choose something between BlankPresentation.pot and DitheringDayGloWithKlaxons.pot once he's nailed his content. We all should.

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