@rcalo@aselbst @mcforelle @dhringold You're making me feel old. I literally hadn't even considered that we might be talking about digital cards, and not cardboard.
@rcalo @mcforelle @aselbst@dhringold Okay, so I'm not a legal anything, but now I'm thinking about this: I feel like the issue is less balance/testing and more about the formal status of "banning." Is the ban list anything other than a highly consequential set of suggestions?
"Since then Murray and I carry on an imaginary correspondence; he sends me letters which he never actually wrote and I send him letters, often in the middle of the night, which he receives promptly and without benefit of mail carriers." - J.L. Moreno, 1978
"Management games have been used as business training devices since 1956, when business games were institutionalized as an instructional tool under the auspices of the American Management Association." –Michael G. Zey, 1981
"These charts became, by mere chance, the showpiece of the scientific exhibits;
a large number [...] stopped in to see them and to read in the criss-cross of red, black and blue lines the unveiling of the social forces which dominate mankind." - JL Moreno, 1978
They maintain that it is the task of science in general to make predictions [...] and that it is the task of the social sciences in particular to furnish us with long-term historical prophecies. - Karl Popper, 1955
"Conversion does not imply activation to a proselytizing stage. Entry to the proselytizing stage is controlled through a stochastic process." —Herbert J. Rubin, "A Note on PARADIGM," 1978