Some great Laws. We should submit some to wikipedia….
I have another Powerpoint one:
The likelihood that a speaker will read out every word on a Powerpoint presentation increases in direct relationship to the dullness of the content.
]]>I’m on thinner ice with this one, but I’ll offer it as a hypothesis: the success of a marriage is loosely correlated with the inverse of the number of wedding guests. (Happily married 28 years this June; 18 wedding attendees, including the priest, the harpsichordist, and the neighbor’s cat who wandered into the church during the ceremony.)
The law of powerpoint presentations: The number of your slides that really are clearly readable when projected at 72-dpi goes in inverse proportion to the importance of the presentation.
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