How Ideas Survive · card 08 of 10

Winston's ten slide crimes, which he commits on purpose and then strips off one at a time: too many words, reading them aloud, standing across the room, background junk, logos, titles, bullets, tiny type, the laser pointer, and a deck too heavy to print.

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• The claim the lecture opens with.
• He wrote the t small on purpose.
• The first thing he crosses out.
• What goes there instead.
• Cycling is redundancy against a noisy channel.
• The standard wait for an answer.
• On the people who want to dim the room.
• How long a candidate actually gets.
• Why the last thing you say shouldn't be thank you.