Originally Posted by
exkc135driver
But if they do, it will be very professionally briefed.
It'll be a captivating brief with few-to-no speech fillers, excellent intonation and eye contact, perfect use of slides as visual aids rather than a replacement for the briefer, and a flowing structure in which the briefee is told what he is going to be told, is told, then is told what he was just told. And the brief will be completed +/- 30 seconds of the alloted time to allow for questions and to give you a chance to recover and wipe away the tears of joy after having witnessed the beauty of a USAF brief.
If PowerPoint existed in the Cold War, the Soviet Union would have collapsed at least a decade earlier.
I've been downloading the videos from the Summit so I can watch them later. I scrubbed through a couple of them and was saddened by the poor audio quality and lack of any real "video" besides slides, although I guess the format is actually a seminar rather than a video series so it makes sense.
"I never learned from a man who agreed with me." Robert A. Heinlein
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