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...Good intuitive leaders anyway are thin on the ground - I've seen two in my working life, as opposed to at least eight or ten lousy managers/bullies. There is a school of thought that you can do anything with a two week training course - one person I know (with a degree in French) made the mistake of asking an engineer how s/he ...

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... and they are bitter about the experience. They've become so delusional that they actually think that they can blow smoke up our asses by inventing differant schools of thought for their outlook. They actually think it's 'scientific' to have 'alternative' points of views presented to students. It only goes to show what happens when we ...

...p. 172). This view of scientific discovery has three phases to its structure. [First] is the pre-paradigm phase which is characterized by various schools of thought vying for position but without sufficient explanatory successes to their credit to gain preeminence. In this phase the various paradigms are relatively vague and therefore new...

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...all anarchists hold, beyond their rejection of compulsory government, and those considered anarchists at best share a certain family resemblance".[16] Anarchist schools of thought differ fundamentally, supporting anything from extreme individualism to complete collectivism.[7] Some anarchists have vocally opposed all types of coercion, while others...