Sherri Malouf wrote:
> So are you saying that the road to success lies in a controlling
> model/person? Something against which we can measure success? What is
> that measurement? What is success?
My thought is that the McMaster experiment could be judged as successful
because it was focused not because it was controlled.
I sensed the spirit of McMaster dialog as *let us reason together* and the
the spirit of Wheatley dialog *let us talk about someone else's ideas*.
Closure was possible in the first and not in the second. I conjecture that
success has something to do with closure.
Two scenarios - two outcomes - two cents-worth !
Bill Fulkerson
wf28155@deere.com
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