> Date: Sat, 2 Dec 1995 08:26:09 -0600 (CST)
> From: jwoods@execpc.com (John Woods)
>
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> Since my post evoked this response, I want to comment further. I think
> Don Deguerre response is in the best tradition of dialogue is about. He
> has used what I have said to explore assumptions and has stimulated my
> thinking, which I appreciate. I would never suggest abandoning the search
> for truth, but I would suggest that the closest we may come to truth will
> be the act of searching for it. Given that, we (I) can hardly abandon it.
> As for taking ourselves seriously, what I meant by that idea is not to
> take any conclusion too seriously, as that closes us off to further
> learning. Many of the problems in organizations, and in the world in
> general, come from people being so wed to their conclusions and being
> unwilling to explore their assumptions in relation to those of others that
> conflict becomes inevitable.
>
> So I think Don and I are in agreement, and I appreciate this chance to
> continue discussing such issues.
> John Woods
I am too looking for truth in many things. But I have concluded
that I am not being too successful in getting to that point, or that, when
I finally come with something that looks like the truth, conditions change
and that truth does not seem to be valid anymore.
I am getting in trouble here, I'd better leave now...
Ivan
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