Hooray!! Finally someone with _____ enough to say cut the _____ and lets
fix the problem through people. Thanks goodness!!
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>The answer was very simple: if you could involve people effectively in
>designing the systems to which they had to respond, the people would
>bring their values with them and incorporate them in surrogates, e.g.,
>action plans. By keeping values where they naturally exist, viz, in the
>human presence, and allowing them to be operational in designing the
>future, one could forego all of the largely useless analysis, and proceed
>to what was really important--doing something to fix the large, complex,
>systems that abuse everyone.
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>JOHN WARFIELD
>jwarfiel@osf1.gmu.edu
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>I very much agree with this. In my view there is too much emphasis on
>"definition" and analysis. Just because I can define something does not
>neccessarily mean that I know it.
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>Jack Patterson
>vjwpa@calgary.chevron.com
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