The Long Game: Why Deep Time Thinking Is Our Most Undervalued Intelligence
A wise and compelling article, chock full of delicious hunks of graceful phrasing.
Ok. You like longitudinal studies. In those studies the researcher often looks for patterns and correlations.
Three things:
1. Think of philosopher David Hume and the crack in inductive reasoning.
2. Add to that the issues with non-linearity that can produce Chaos if positive feedback loops exist .
3. Finally add Complexity Theory and the problems with multi-variables.
I know I said three. However, let me add Measurement Theory.
Just thinking a little.
Thank you, Jim. Your experience and wisdom shine in your comments.
The only wisdom i have is one that i share with Socrates:
I KNOW nothing.
A wise and compelling article, chock full of delicious hunks of graceful phrasing.
Ok. You like longitudinal studies. In those studies the researcher often looks for patterns and correlations.
Three things:
1. Think of philosopher David Hume and the crack in inductive reasoning.
2. Add to that the issues with non-linearity that can produce Chaos if positive feedback loops exist .
3. Finally add Complexity Theory and the problems with multi-variables.
I know I said three. However, let me add Measurement Theory.
Just thinking a little.
Thank you, Jim. Your experience and wisdom shine in your comments.
The only wisdom i have is one that i share with Socrates:
I KNOW nothing.