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Susan Cain’s plea for the world’s quiet thinkers gets a rigorous, affectionate grilling over pints, untangling the neurobiology of sensitivity from the corporate worship of loud voices. The table weighs Kagan's reactive infants, the tyranny of open-plan brainstorms, and whether modern hustle culture simply mistook volume for virtue. It is a sharp, funny reappraisal of a modern classic that asks how much brilliance we drown out by designing the world for the first person to speak.
