Re:Deterministic thinking: a problem in how we think, not ju...
by mlanghoff on Friday September 13, 2019 @11:48AM
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I'm about to read up on Ron Kenet's book on Information Quality. I am truly curious how he addresses the history of the dimension discovery.
It seems to be that as we learn more about what it means to think less objectively-- our ability to see and understand more dimensionality to information quality expand.
Deterministic thinking is fine as a methodology for understanding aspects of object X, as long as it is does not resolve as absolute. This is why the practice of history is imperative, but a also slippery slope.
It seems to be that as we learn more about what it means to think less objectively-- our ability to see and understand more dimensionality to information quality expand.
Deterministic thinking is fine as a methodology for understanding aspects of object X, as long as it is does not resolve as absolute. This is why the practice of history is imperative, but a also slippery slope.