It strikes me that we've got a way to go before we can use the periodic table as anything other than a qualified metaphor. Whether it's the or the , not only does the sector have a difficult time comparing apples to apples, but the oroaiizatngns collecting the data have their own interests in creating the definitions that they use. I wonder if the periodic table also works as an aspiration? Great post. Thanks for (once again) pushing the conversation forward.
It strikes me that we've got a way to go before we can use the periodic table as anything other than a qualified metaphor. Whether it's the or the , not only does the sector have a difficult time comparing apples to apples, but the oroaiizatngns collecting the data have their own interests in creating the definitions that they use. I wonder if the periodic table also works as an aspiration? Great post. Thanks for (once again) pushing the conversation forward.