POLLS : It’s All About Nothing
Academia often spends enormous time on meetings, committees, discussions, and processes that appear busy but achieve very little. This survey helps you notice where motion replaces progress and how “nothingness” quietly becomes a part of campus culture.
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1. The Meeting Marathon That Goes Nowhere: Campuses hold long meetings where everyone talks, nobody decides, and the action points magically vanish before reaching reality. The length of discussion becomes the illusion of progress.
Question: How often do long meetings end with no real decision or follow-up?
