viernes, enero 25, 2013

#cita El valor de aceptar los errores

Schulz recomienda que respondemos a los errores (o errores putativos), de los que nos rodean con la empatía y la generosidad y la demanda que las empresas y nuestros líderes políticos reconocer y corregir sus errores en vez de ignorar o negarlas. "
Una vez que reconocemos que no nos equivocamos por pereza, la estupidez o la mala intención, podemos liberarnos de la carga imposible de tratar de forma permanente la derecha. Se puede tomar en serio la propuesta de que pudiéramos estar en el error, sin juzgando a nosotros mismos idiotas o indignos."
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However, Schulz writes, 'The distinctive thing about inductive reasoning is that it generates conclusions that aren't necessarily true. They are, instead, probabilistically true — which means they are possibly false.' Schulz recommends that we respond to the mistakes (or putative mistakes) of those around us with empathy and generosity and demand that our business and political leaders acknowledge and redress their errors rather than ignoring or denying them. 'Once we recognize that we do not err out of laziness, stupidity, or evil intent, we can liberate ourselves from the impossible burden of trying to be permanently right. We can take seriously the proposition that we could be in error, without deeming ourselves idiotic or unworthy.'"

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