Posted by Mezei on September 08, 2002 at 14:11:55:

In Reply to: Re: New insights into KM and IC posted by KK Aw on September 08, 2002 at 14:02:13:

I'll tell you the whole point of true/false.

To arrive at the truth of something is a very difficult, involved process. Without having this goal in mind, KM is useless. Einstein sought to know 'god's thoughts', and wasn't interested in the details. So he was seeking the truth above all.

So the whole point of km is to determine what is true, and discard what is false. We can't practice km unless that is taking place.

How we determine what is true is what km is all about. Sharing info, analyzing data, discussing and arguing points of view etc, but when decisions are made, ultimately we are making a moral decision. We are deciding that this is the right or true decision to make at this point in time. Otherwise, we wouldn't be making it.

So you can't argue with logic.

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