As long ago as 2006, I characterized the-thing-that-the-word-“Agile”-no-longer-represents as “monasticism for the married” – a way for people to huddle together in response to a hostile world.

Since Agile failed, it seems the software world has become more… uncaring. Perhaps this old essay might be of use to someone: http://www.exampler.com/old-blog/2006/11/01/index.html#agile-as-fish

Exploration Through Example

@marick
You referenced Zeno. I'm in 😁.

@orchun I’m happy to reference Zeno so long as I get to have a footnote¹.

¹ … that lets me note that the Stoics were wrong, *wrong*, WRONG. (If I have to pick from contending philosophical schools, I pick Epicurianism, especially since Dawn “tends to the garden” while I do all that I’m good for: type away on a computer._