Posted by Ron de Weijze on December 17, 1999 at 20:19:38:

In Reply to: Knowledge Sharing Behaviors posted by Denham on December 13, 1999 at 21:56:24:

Knowledge growth depends upon criticism and competition. Does knowledge sharing depend upon safe and supporting environments? I agree that these are necessary for identity formation in our early years. However, I disagree that knowledge sharing stops when the shelter is disintegrating. Knowledge sharing is practicing what is preached in a competitive environment, working to convince society that we deserve to be recognized. Such a view does not exclude deep dialog, nor does it mean social Darwinism. Common sense and law reinforce self-responsible, self-determining behavior, though it does not guarantee the best way to understand the world we were put in, as most of us are to find out later in life. But then again: what else should we keep striving for?

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