It’s a fantastic always-changing fluid technological world and we need to be responsible and careful in living it.
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Category: critical thinking
How to decide if to rebuild or adapt a new system
In very complicated systems, if you discover that the update is more convenient than the rebuild you might save a lot of time and resources.
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Macro and Micro
I’ve found two extremes in my reflections: big moments to think about big things and little moments to think about small things.
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The Knowledge Creations Process
Can we brand a thinking process? Think about a toy brick, a 2-by-4 piece. It’s standard, created with high precision to respects specific dimensions, shapes and feature. Now think about what you can do with…
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Talking With Facts
t least, you won’t waste further time.
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Trust is Expensive and Delicate
Working to build trust is a slow and careful process requiring focus and resources, continuously.
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Creating Choice by Managing your Personal Knowledge
To create choices I need information and the capability of making connections between them. PKM helps.
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Guest Post: On Patience
If you have more patience you can calm your mind and do things easier.
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Change Your Mind
Einstein had to admit he was wrong about the Universe being static when a lot of studies emerged about stars running away from each other. Regardless of our geniality we need continuous confrontation with others…
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Answering “I Don’t Know” when you are suppose to know
When I can do that I feel satisfied as a member of a team growing towards their maturity and independence, also thanks to my contribution.
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