Both Wagner and Brown put “questioning” at the top of the list of key survival skills for the new marketplace. (As for skills not needed in this new environment? Ability to memorize and repeat back facts—because, as noted in the last chapter, new technology puts many of those facts at our fingertips, eliminating the need for memorization. Indeed, this prompts another of Godin’s provocative questions: Should we abandon the failed experiment of teaching facts?)
