En el artículo , Roger Hayter
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I think you would enjoy the extensive works of Ivor Catt, published in
Wireless World over the last half-century.

wikipedia:

q "Catt spent six years in the 1960s working in five different
electronic companies in the USA. He was very disillusioned by his
experience" /q

Ooh, sounds familiar.

q "wrote a harsh critique of American management practices in his
book, The Catt Concept: The New Industrial Darwinism. [...] The book got
largely negative reviews, with Kirkus Reviews describing it as a
contrived and often muddled work that rested on "one man's bitter and
limited experience" /q

Well, that sums up Gareth Alun Evans to a T, doesn't it? But then we
all know he's a pussy catt.

Miaow!

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Mike Tomlinson wrote:

En el artículo , Roger Hayter
escribió:

I think you would enjoy the extensive works of Ivor Catt, published in
Wireless World over the last half-century.

wikipedia:

q "Catt spent six years in the 1960s working in five different
electronic companies in the USA. He was very disillusioned by his
experience" /q

Ooh, sounds familiar.

q "wrote a harsh critique of American management practices in his
book, The Catt Concept: The New Industrial Darwinism. [...] The book got
largely negative reviews, with Kirkus Reviews describing it as a
contrived and often muddled work that rested on "one man's bitter and
limited experience" /q

Well, that sums up Gareth Alun Evans to a T, doesn't it? But then we
all know he's a pussy catt.

Miaow!

I was actually thinking more of his work on what happens when you switch
on a simple circuit. He dd not think the textbooks explained it
convincingly so he invented his own theory. My take is that it depends
on maths that is beyond me, and there is no reason a simple
non-mathematical analogy should be both available and right. But it is
fun to read, if only for the monomaniacal rage expressed in apparently
reasonable words that Catt manages to get past the sub-editors.
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Roger Hayter

En el artículo , Roger Hayter
escribió:

But it is
fun to read, if only for the monomaniacal rage expressed in apparently
reasonable words that Catt manages to get past the sub-editors.

Thank you, that looks like fun. Do you happen to know if the relevant
issues are online?

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Mike Tomlinson wrote:

En el artículo , Roger Hayter
escribió:

But it is
fun to read, if only for the monomaniacal rage expressed in apparently
reasonable words that Catt manages to get past the sub-editors.

Thank you, that looks like fun. Do you happen to know if the relevant
issues are online?

Sorry, I just remember reading the articles as they came out over the
years. But someone recently put up the URL of an archive in one of
these groups, and it it is at all searchable they should be easy to
find.


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En el artículo , Roger Hayter
escribió:

Sorry, I just remember reading the articles as they came out over the
years. But someone recently put up the URL of an archive in one of
these groups, and it it is at all searchable they should be easy to
find.

Thank you. I think the URL may have been in uk.ram - will take a look.

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Mike Tomlinson wrote:

En el artículo , Roger Hayter
escribió:

But it is
fun to read, if only for the monomaniacal rage expressed in apparently
reasonable words that Catt manages to get past the sub-editors.

Thank you, that looks like fun. Do you happen to know if the relevant
issues are online?

Sorry, I just remember reading the articles as they came out over the
years. But someone recently put up the URL of an archive in one of
these groups, and it it is at all searchable they should be easy to
find.


Hree's a couple of links

http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/x3111.htm

https://archive.org/stream/IvorCatt/...ge/n1/mode/2up

J

En el artículo , I'm Old Gregg
escribió:

Hree's a couple of links

Thanks very much! I'll have a read later.

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