The thinking path
A humble suggestion: Load up contradictory thoughts or points of view, and think about them as you walk. Here's a starter pack: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2a-DsX9Ezg">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2a-DsX9Ezg</a><p>I don't want to tell you what you should get out of this; it took me a long time to understand what 'dialectic' means. This may be intro level material to many people, but not everyone gets to go to a four year college, or gets raised in an open-minded community.<p>-----<p>Reading someone else's philosophy is often a chore. Often people just want the best answer, or the truth.<p>When I deploy a software system, can I say that it will work? Or can I say that it is working right now?<p>I can't write software that will work a year from now. I have no idea what the world will look like in a year. Specifically, patches are applied and versions change.<p>The best answer is almost always contingent on context. We can have shared evidence, but proof is internal to one mind.<p>------<p>How do you deal with the problems of running a blame free and learning organization?<p>------<p>'Be Nice to Spiders' was my first introduction to counter-culture. When everyone else is afraid or uncomfortable or angry about something, you don't have to be.