So I was standing tonight at the bus stop, waiting for the bus to show up. And I was doing that, I noticed that the buses on this route use special bus lanes for a portion of the way. The signals didn’t make a lot of sense to me, but I am sure they made sense to the bus driver. And I began thinking about how some signals are so clear once you know the code. And that led me to ask: What does it take to understand signals?<\/p>\n
Back at Ranch Fleminggatan 77, it seems that after a lot of confusion, the signals are becoming clearer and easier to understand.<\/p>\n
While in another part of Europe, someone who usually sends out unclear signals, sent a strong signal of their own. Only the person on the receiving end didn’t think the signal was all that clear.<\/p>\n
Still across the pond, a work colleague ponders a major decision, and thus, the singals they were guided by for so long — just changed.<\/p>\n
And then I am coming to realise. The funny thing about signals is how they mean different things to different people, and how they mean different things at different times.<\/p>\n
Maybe the clearest single we send is that we’re willing to work to understand the different signals everyone gives us to interpret.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So I was standing tonight at the bus stop, waiting for the bus to show up. And I was doing that, I noticed that the buses on this route use special bus lanes for a portion of the way. The signals didn’t make a lot of sense to me, but I am sure they made … Continue reading Signals<\/span>