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- Rob Brown
- Currently I am an Agile Coach. I come from a background as all-round management, marketing and primarily software consultant, comfortable in all roles related to software development and management that improve team/organisation effectiveness and delivery. I have a keen interest in people, processes, quality, leadership, change, corporate entrepreneurship and innovation.
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2 comments:
It sounds profound, yet it is profoundly wrong. Very often something you can't see (particularly where it concerns yourself) is plain as the nose on your face to someone else. That's why we use counsellors and analysts.
@Immo - Thanks for the comment! However, if you read up Dharmakirti (by following the link) you will find that he is one of the founders of Indian philosophical logic and hence should not be too quickly dismissed. When I reread the statement, and the example you gave, I found no incompatibilities, however your hypothesis seems a little undermined?
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