The Fresh Air of SlideShare<br
/>Ali Anani<br />

Closed Rooms and Closed Brains<br
/>Tightly close a room so that air ventilation is tight will result eventually in a room with mold stains<br />

Closed Rooms and Closed Brains-
2<br />Likewise; tightly close a head so that idea ventilation is tight will result eventually in a head with rotten ideas stains growing in it<br />

Idea Ventilators<br />Rooms need air
with certain flow rate to remove the mold<br />Heads need flow of fresh ideas to remove the rotten molds of old ideas<br />

Not All Air Is Equivalent<br
/>Authors of presentations receive four forms of fresh air<br />

Number of Downloads<br />The author
feels readers download mostly because they like the presentation and may reuse it. The author does not get feedback where to make improvements<br />

Number of Favorites<br />The author
feels readers favor their presentations mostly because they like the presentation and may reuse it. The author does not get feedback where to make improvements<br />

Number of Views<br />The more
the views an author gets, the more satisfied he is. <br />But there could be a hidden problem <br />

Number of Views- 2<br />The
more the views an author gets, the more satisfied he is. <br />But there could be a hidden problem <br />

Number of Views- 3<br />Mountaineers
know that the critical height for their bodies is 8000 feet. If they go above this height fast then their bodies might not acclimatize and run into health problems<br />

Number of Views- 4<br />Authors
should beware too many views is a short time. They be climbing to heights that be harmful to their balance. Too much too soon might be harmful<br />

Authors May be Tempted to
Go Higher too Fast<br />Mountaineers Problems<br />If a mountaineer begins to show symptoms of moderate altitude illness, he is advised not to go higher until symptoms decrease <br />Authors Problems<br />Authors might be tempted to publish too many presentations in a short time to draw more views. The opposite action may be advisable<br />

Authors May be Tempted to
Go Higher too Fast- 2<br />Mountaineers Problems<br />Mountaineers are advised to eat a high carbohydrate while at altitude<br />Authors Problems<br />Authors need to read a lot of certain presentation categories on SlideShare while feeling full of pride and standing at high altitude<br />

Authors May be Tempted to
Go Higher too Fast- 3<br />Mountaineers Problems<br />High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) results from fluid buildup in the lungs. The fluid in the lungs prevents effective oxygen exchange <br />Authors Problems<br />SS authors need to exchange comments for it is the oxygen they need when they feel they are climbing very high<br />

Authors May be Tempted to
Go Higher too Fast- 4<br />Mountaineers Problems<br />Climb High and sleep low<br />Authors Problems<br />Comments that give directions, criticize and suggest different approaches make the “high-rise” author go down and sleep on these comments before trying to go higher again.<br />

A Shinning Comment<br />SlideShare is
a great venue for getting fresh air of ideas. One great example is the comment I received on my presentation “Crafting the raft”<br />Christa Gabanyi at Maharishi Invincibility Center of Munich at Christa Gabanyi at Maharishi Invincibility Center of Munich, In appreciation and joy of all the enriching comments, comments to the comments, too, I’d like to post the introductory verse to many of the Upanishads (ancient Vedic texts): Let us be together, Let us eat together, Let us be vital together, Let us be radiating truth, radiating the light of life, Never shall we denounce anyone, never entertain negativity<br />

I am Grateful<br />I shall
be very grateful to your critical comments to lower my altitude to sleep low before trying to go higher. This way I stay with you and I shall feel the fresh air of slideshare<br />