Principle 7: Chains of good authority Als men er oog voor krijgt, ziet men de gezagsketens overal. Wanneer in 2009 DSB (Dirk Scheringa Beheer) Bank valt, blijken veel spaarders op goed gezag te hebben aangenomen dat het wel een betrouwbare …
Principle 1: feiten worden aangenomen zonder enige vorm van bewijs Zagen wij eerder al dat wij niet kunnen waarnemen als ons niet verteld is wat er waar te nemen is, àls wij dan eenmaal waarnemen, dan nemen wij feiten aan, …
Conjecture 15: Facts without a shred of evidence Read more »
Principle 1: Meaning doesn’t have to consist of facts Apples as vitamin bombs, apples as ‘an apple a day keeps the doctor away’ (see Conjecture 13). It remains to be seen if all facts on apples are all that indisputable. …
Principle 1: Facts need added meaning From our earliest youth on people tell us facts. The meaning of these fact is added, whether we ask for them or not. Some things are fruit. Some fruits are round, hard and green. …
Doctrine 1: Facts. Loose facts have no meaning Facts struggle to survive and barely ever succeed; facts without meaning don’t stand any chance to survive at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaeKYfWz01Q Question: what are the loose facts that people usually associate your company …
Doctrine: Facts Question: which fact on your company disappeared out of sight, to your dismay, from our collective memory? Back to the Battle of Nieuwpoort. Why thís Battle, that only lasted for a couple of hours? Look at the video …
Doctrine 6: Reading. The difference between meaning and the significance of the facts. Question: what do others see when your organization is at work and how do they call it? Even the Dutch that did attend the events of the time, …
Doctrine 2: Facts. An unchallenged fact, with less and less meaning eventually loses all significance. Question: 1600 Battle of Nieuwpoort: how many facts do other people know about you? An unchallenged fact, with less and less meaning eventually loses all …
Doctrine 5: Perception. We are not able to see something that we’re not told we’re able to see. Question: Monkey Business, can you observe what you’re not told you can observe? NASA professor Stephen Hawking* expects that when aliens from …
Doctrine 2: Facts. After the War, use of facts became the dominant paradigm, meaning was ‘banned’, being perceived as subjective, emotional and irrelevant Question: are you the preferred supplier of the facts on your organization? Many people think they have …