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The politically correct personal approach works
after a content-free foreplay via personally neutral news.
This is where we'll announce the most recent news relevant to C3-based
Think-Systems. If you are interested in the way human thinking affects your
lifefulfillment, take a look here first at the context of our ongoing work:
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Progress report about the state of the art
of c3-mastering knowledge for share holder values. |
| Meanwhile the Vontobel Bank which got heavily
engaged it getting Think Tools to the stock exchange and used it in
their e-project y-o-u fired its managers for violating the trust put
into them. An analysts has spoken of "stink tools" in the
Swiss TV in this context. |
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The Benchmark for Humanity is the
way the Jerusalem problem is dealt with; our answer is The
Jerusalem Platform. |
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establishes Internet Presence: Search for "lifefulfilling"
und find out who really cares for system#3 and how! Visit our first resource
site from where still new ideas are born...
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- The bottom line is that
more and more systems have gone too far with c3-manipulation
without adequate C3-consideration
and that means we urgently need a c3/C3
reconciliation process, for c3/C3=STRESS
which should be < DEATH until the lives involved are
fulfilled. Processes to that end are tested now...
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...at the same time there is a
certain ease, that I do no have to rerun my past endeavors, until I finally get
justice for our company...
Recent Media Coverage of
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 | In the context of the 5th
on Action Learning, Action Research and Process Management (ALARPM)
and 9th on Participatory Action Research (PAR),
held in Ballarat, Australia from Sunday 10 September to Wednesday 13
September 2000. Dr. Ted Sandercock
presented
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| Historical
Humanity: A transformative model Of human functions and learning
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