Research Reminder

[Therese Fitzpatrick]

Just a small response to Larry's passing comment about "Ken Wilber and
Spiral Dynamics".  Ken Wilber did not develop the Spiral Dynamics (SD)
model and his use of Spiral Dynamics has revealed a bit of a schism in
SD circles.  Since the topic is 'research', I just felt a mile need to
clarify that Ken Wilber's Spiral Dynamics is not considered Spiral
Dynamics by everyone.


On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 23:33:39 +0100, Lucas Gonzalez <lgs0a at yahoo.es> wrote:
> --- Harrison Owen <hhowen at comcast.net> escribió:
> > OK Larry :-) I have a 400 person OS with a major health care
> > provider. I am
> > forwarding them the material, and if they are agreeable, we are off
> > to the
> > races.
>
> Wow - that would make it two on health-care!
>
> Is health-care particularly complex?  I'm biased as that's where I
> work.  And yes, they are planning a local meeting which will not be in
> open space at all.
>
> What makes an organisation or situation particularly complex?  Any
> examples of something that looked complex and was not so, or the other
> way round?  My initial guess is that complexity is always present, even
> if we don't look at it.  But I'm not sure.
>
> Lucas
>
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Warmly,
Therese Fitzpatrick

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