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Plato
Common Sense Misleads Truth Moving Target
Common Sense Managers Ignore Information Facts Data that Conflict
Commond Sense Inertia from Success Blinds Management to New Ideas
Plato, Biographer of Socrates

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1008 - Summary/Objective
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100901 - Follow up ref SDS 3 0000, ref SDS 1 0000.
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100903 - Introduction to Plato attributes Socretes explaining good and evil
100904 - differentiated from momentary feelings of physical pleasure and pain.
100905 - ref OF 4 0001
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100908 - Correlating good and evil with pleasure and pain is tricky at best.
100909 - Preserving life is generally good, even without pleasure.  Some people
100910 - take pleasure seeing a sunset.  If there is no sunset today, there is
100911 - the potential of pleasure seeing sunset tomorrow or next week.
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100914 - Plato is credited for writing down the works of Socretes, ref OF 4
100915 - 2L6M, who preferred dialog asking questions rather than writing things
100916 - down.
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100918 -            [On 991209 research Plato's Phadrus Dialogs writes down
100919 -            alleged Socretes analysis of writing considered the most
100920 -            powerful invention, ref SDS 5 3416, but not embraced by
100921 -            Socretes, who preferred reliance on human memory.
100922 -            ref SDS 5 5658
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100925 -            [On 991129 added links to Roman history. ref SDS 4 0001]
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100928 - Professor Fred Wilson at Rochester Institute of Technology provides an
100929 - overview of the work and key figures in a series on...
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100932 -                   Science and Human Values
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100935 - ...original source for contents, ref OF 1 0001, of the series...
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100937 -              http://www.rit.edu/~flwstv/contents.html
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100940 - Wilson provides an in depth explanation of Plato's life. ref OF 5 0001
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100943 - Another source explains the power of writing shown by Plato's style to
100944 - carefully construct dialogs that comprehensively present ideas on
100945 - philosophy, human nature, character, and morality...
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100947 -              http://www.costumesupercenter.com/platosdialogues.html
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100950 - This site references the classics library at MIT....
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100952 -              http://classics.mit.edu/
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100955 - Analysis by a graduate student of Eric A. Havelock's book...
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100957 -                        Preface to Plato
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100959 - ...indicates that Plato argued in his day for greater reliance on
100960 - literacy to complement oral communication, where poetry was the
100961 - principal memory device, i.e., a pre-literate period could be improved
100962 - by literacy. ref OF 21 8991  This is also reviewed on 991108
100963 - concerning the alphabet. ref SDS 2 0788
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100965 -     [On 000721 Professor Ransdell explains Plato's concern that
100966 -     writing in his time was not applied correctly. ref SDS 6 3652
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100969 - This point is supported by Virginia Tech's web site on literacy.
100970 - ref OF 22 4802
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100973 - Site on philosophy and values...
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100976 - Kelley L. Ross, Ph.D., Department of Philosophy, Los Angeles Valley
100977 - College, Van Nuys, California 91401-4096, (818) 947-2467
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100979 -                      Kelley L. Ross
100980 -                      Department of Philosophy
100981 -                      Los Angeles Valley College
100982 -                      Van Nuys, CA 91401-4096
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100985 -                      kross@friesian.com
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100989 -    The Proceedings of the Friesian School
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100991 -              http://www.friesian.com/#contents
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100994 -    Has a quote from Thomas Jefferson...
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100996 -       The more a subject is understood, the more briefly it may be
100997 -       explained.
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101000 - Value - quality....
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101002 -    Value Theory ...
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101004 -              http://www.friesian.com/value.htm
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101006 -    Foundations of Value, ref OF 7 0001 -- has three parts...
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101008 -       Part II. ref OF 7 0002
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101011 -       Part III. ref OF 7 0003
101013 -        ..
101014 -       Has a link to Hegle, ref OF 7 3675....
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101016 -                 http://www.friesian.com/hegel.htm
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101019 - Philosophy of history...
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101021 -              http://www.friesian.com/philhist.htm
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101024 - Cognitive Science at Stanford University
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101026 -              http://cd1.library.usyd.edu.au/stanford/entries/cognitive-science/
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101029 - Mind and Body
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101031 -              http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/Mind/Table.html
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101033 -    History of psychology.
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Aristotle, Student of Plato

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120402 - Aristotle Science and Human Values
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120404 - Fred Wilson at Rochester Institute of Technology provides an
120405 - explanation of Aristotle's life. ref OF 9 0001
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120407 - The original source has two pages...
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120409 -         http://www.rit.edu/~flwstv/aristotle1.html
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120412 - Part two, ref OF 9 0002 is at...
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120414 -         http://www.rit.edu/~flwstv/aristotle2.html
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120417 - Whole is greater than the sum of its parts. ref OF 9 0744
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Pythagoras

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130402 - Pre-Socratic Philosophers
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130404 - Fred Wilson at Rochester Institute of Technology provides an
130405 - explanation of Pre-Socratic philosophers, ref OF 13 0001, including
130406 - Pythagoras. ref OF 13 0899
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130409 - The original source has one page...
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130412 -       http://www.rit.edu/~flwstv/presocratic.html#presocratic
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Science and Math, Galileo

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140402 - History of Science, Gelileo
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140404 - Fred Wilson at Rochester Institute of Technology provides an
140405 - explanation of the history of Science and Galielo. ref OF 15 0001
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140407 - The original source has one page...
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140409 -        http://www.rit.edu/~flwstv/galileo.html
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Darwin, Charles

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150402 - Evolution, Darwin
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150404 - Fred Wilson at Rochester Institute of Technology provides an
150405 - explanation of Charles Darwin and evolution. ref OF 11 0001
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150407 -         http://www.rit.edu/~flwstv/darwin.html
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SUBJECTS
Mythology, Curiosity
Science Human Values
Religion
Causation Case Studies Chronology Intelligence
Causation Chronology History Experience
Creativity in Management
Curiosity
Creativity

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241102 - Mythology Arises from Curiosity, to Acquire Resources for Life
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241104 - Professor Fred Wilson at Rochester Institute of Technology provides an
241105 - explanation of mythology based on the human characteristic "curiosity"
241106 - founded in need for living organisms to seek out resources that
241107 - sustain life. ref OF 17 0001
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241110 - This supplements research about Greek mythology on 991108. ref SDS 2
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241114 - Myths are a form of poetry. ref OF 17 0744
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241117 - Exagerated stories over hundreds of years become myths. ref OF 17 0688
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241119 -    Seems to support explanation on 991108 of oral communication.
241120 -    ref SDS 2 2000  Used this to develop a preface for the summary of
241121 -    Greek Gods. ref OF 20 0001, reported on 991108. ref SDS 2 2356
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241124 -    Greek mythology is explained in the second section. ref OF 18 9599
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241127 -    Interpreting myths as useful cultural technologies that build and
241128 -    maintain shared meaning essential for effective cooperation.
241129 -    ref OF 17 0573
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241132 -    Myths do not begin as entertainment. ref OF 17 3089
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241134 -       However, it may be that re-telling the myth hundreds of years
241135 -       later takes on aspects of entertainment to maintain interest, as
241136 -       reported on 991108. ref SDS 2 4505
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241139 -    Myths are not allegory, they cloak abstract thought that reflects
241140 -    perceived experience. ref OF 17 1440
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241143 - Creation of myths is explained. ref OF 17 5041
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241147 - Subject - Object correlation is basis of scientific thinking.
241148 - ref OF 17 0788
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241150 -    Discussed again in connection with analysing myths. ref OF 17 0482
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241152 -    Causality is reviewed. ref OF 17 2024
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241154 -       This is a key aspect of both religion and law, both of which
241155 -       developed traditions of maintaining alignment, explained in the
241156 -       NWO...
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241159 -    Space is reviewed. ref OF 17 5788
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241162 -    Time is reviewed. ref OF 17 6943
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241165 - Hebrew tradition is explained in a second web page. ref OF 18 0001
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