teamwork forces a different type of intelligence, more social, somehow broader (since you discuss more point of views) but somehow much less sharp since you rely on others input to converge on a solution..
@jnpn dining philosophers is what comes to mind! I mean, different angles are very valuable, but pursuing an angle goes stacatto in teams.
@tetrislife there's also a third case where you can assemble a kind of small team where everybody is very high speed and you can keep width and depth
@jnpn sorry, it was more like excerpts in study notes. I remember reading elsewhere about some high-powered Lisp team in Australia doing big things, but don't have a bookmark.
@tetrislife no worries, and thanks for you message
@tetrislife hehe. do you remember that book title ?