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Topgrading means selecting the best from among many | Topgrading means selecting the best from among many options. It is largely a practice of discovery - based on selection criteria - and followed by an assessment of options. It means choosing the best - which can also be the most expensive and challenging, but it is worth it if a robust option for [[Solving Pressing World Issues]] is required. | ||
Things like seeking the [[Extraordinary]], [[Peak Performers]], and [[Superheroes]]. Everyone loves them and many want to be one. A [[Positive Psychology]] perspective indicates that anyone can do it, pending their [[10,000 Hours]]. | Things like seeking the [[Extraordinary]], [[Peak Performers]], and [[Superheroes]]. Everyone loves them and many want to be one. A [[Positive Psychology]] perspective indicates that anyone can do it, pending their [[10,000 Hours]]. | ||
Topgrading could apply to [[Subject Matter Experts]], organizations, products, institutions, etc. | |||
=Lists of Interesting Individuals= | =Lists of Interesting Individuals= | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 31 May 2022
About
Topgrading means selecting the best from among many options. It is largely a practice of discovery - based on selection criteria - and followed by an assessment of options. It means choosing the best - which can also be the most expensive and challenging, but it is worth it if a robust option for Solving Pressing World Issues is required.
Things like seeking the Extraordinary, Peak Performers, and Superheroes. Everyone loves them and many want to be one. A Positive Psychology perspective indicates that anyone can do it, pending their 10,000 Hours.
Topgrading could apply to Subject Matter Experts, organizations, products, institutions, etc.
Lists of Interesting Individuals
Industrial Robot
- Thor robotic arm, CC-BY-SA.
Software
- Magnus Manske - original Mediawiki developer
- Matt Mullenweg - wordpress
- Linus Torvalds - Linux