After receiving looks of confidence and amazement from the team I felt bad. I didn’t want to confess that I learned about this theory from Lisa Simpson.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
OCCAM'S RAZOR
I had a lively discussion with a co-worker the other day. We were discussing the process to tackle a problem. They stated something about keeping it simple. I mentioned Occam’s Razor. After getting a puzzled look on their face I explained the principle of Occam’s razor. That when you have two competing theories that the simpler one is the best choice.
After receiving looks of confidence and amazement from the team I felt bad. I didn’t want to confess that I learned about this theory from Lisa Simpson.
After receiving looks of confidence and amazement from the team I felt bad. I didn’t want to confess that I learned about this theory from Lisa Simpson.
LOL!! Does it really matter where we learn things? Charlie's Angels taught me how to flip my hair, pull out my gun and start running after the bad guy--all in one fluid motion!
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong to admit that I learned what Occam's Razor is from you?
ReplyDeleteShe also taught me how to walk.
ReplyDeleteAnd if anyone just happens to get in my way...
I learned my vocab from Storm and Professor X
ReplyDeletei learned about occam's razor from "contact" with jodie foster and matthew mcconnaughey.
ReplyDeleteI always quote the simpsons at work... it usually goes down better than quoting Drawn Together
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