Let's remember that all these are mini case studies where we are to analyze the situation as best we can with a wide and wisely chosen selection of terms and analytical mechanisms introduced in the prior work. We can bombard the new terms with a carefully selected group of the prior ones as to analyze the situation, proactively seeking constructive solutions based on the analysis performed. Just the way we exemplified a while back about at the two thirds mark in the project.
316. Imagine if everyone was actually honest.
317. Contradiction between generations
318. Stand up and keep going. No matter what.
319. The old fashioned way
320. Intentionally shortened memory
321. No choice at all
322. Divorce
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aspetrescu_criticalthinking-activity-6625026746414624768-VuzY
As always, will be happy to answer any questions and to comment on any draft analyses. These dialogues always lead somewhere good. For example, today I will say the final YES on a colleague's Ph.D. submission of revisions to his doctoral thesis on innovation strategy. He's been working on it for a decade. It's finally done and final.
As always, will be happy to answer any questions and to comment on any draft analyses. These dialogues always lead somewhere good. For example, today I will say the final YES on a colleague's Ph.D. submission of revisions to his doctoral thesis on innovation strategy. He's been working on it for a decade. It's finally done and final.
Adrian S. Petrescu, Ph.D., J.D.
InnovationTrek
"I have learned the novice can often see things that the expert overlooks. All that is necessary is to not be afraid of making mistakes or appearing naive." Abraham Maslow (1908-70)
"Cogito, ergo sum" (Rene Descartes, 1596-1650)
"Who is John Galt?"
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