Monthly Archives: September 2006

PROBLEM MODELS

Posted on September 30, 2006 by hoon

Jeezum… from the blog about stuff Integral (aka Ken Wilber et al) Mystery of Existence, Dangers of models In writing the aqal review of local organizations, and also talking with a friend yesterday who’s very much into integral things, I … Continue reading →

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BIG FUN AT DANCING EDGES

Posted on September 30, 2006 by hoon

A long excerpt from a book-length Ph.D. dissertation evokes the scope of Robert Stuart Houghton’s theorizing about education. A Chaotic Paradigm: An Alternative World View of the Foundations of Educational Inquiry. It’s gist is this: there is an implicit potential … Continue reading →

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Posted in chaos-the-metaphor, consciousness, critical thinking, metaphysics, new paradigms, philosophy, psychology | Leave a comment

WE DON’T SEE THE SAME SEEING

Posted on September 23, 2006 by hoon

Jon Strand writes:At nearly 40 years of age I have a couple of basic understandings of life. Pretty simple stuff really. They are as follows: Perception is reality, and people don’t always share the same perception Each of us has … Continue reading →

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TIMING

Posted on September 19, 2006 by hoon

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UNDER NUMBERS

Posted on September 18, 2006 by hoon

Mark Schenk, writing at Anecdote | If you can’t measure it… I recently heard a presentation that mentioned the truism ‘if you can’t measure it you can’t manage it’. It reminded me of how uncomfortable I have always been with … Continue reading →

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ADDENDA: KETS DE VRIES

Posted on September 16, 2006 by hoon

In synch with yesterday’s post, I note today Dr. Kets De Vries’s article, Reaping the Whirlwind:Managing Creative People (pdf:2000; INSEAD) is available on the web. Share and Enjoy:

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PLEASE WALK YOUR RIGHTEOUS TALK

Posted on September 15, 2006 by hoon

Steve Hardy at Creative Generalist has done a valuable capture from Caterina, in turn captured from a presentation by Intuit’s Keoki Andrus. Moreover, comments to the post of origin elaborate a fuller itemization. Here’s two of the lists compiled by … Continue reading →

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HUME. FLUX AND REFLUX OF POLYTHEISM AND THEISM

Posted on September 8, 2006 by hoon

It is remarkable, that the principles of religion have a kind of flux and reflux in the human mind, and that men have a natural tendency to rise from idolatry to theism, and to sink again from theism into idolatry. … Continue reading →

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