Summary: Clayton Lengel-Zigich, Roy van de Water, Derek Neighbors and Drew LeSueur discuss the use of agile tools and what their place is in a philosophy that favors individuals and interaction over process and tools. Manifesto says to not favor tools and process Tools remove the "Human-ness" Distributed teams are often a big reason for wanting to use tools Digital tools severely decrease visibility Tools can prevent/impede conversations Writing something physically forces your brain to engage Blank index cards are more flexible than any tool Tools become a crutch for bad decisions
