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<FONT FACE="Palatino">On 2/17/03 10:40 AM, "Harrison Owen" <owenhh@mindspring.com> wrote:<BR>
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</FONT><BLOCKQUOTE><FONT FACE="Palatino">the next time a client asks, "Does Open Space always work?" -- we might answer, "Truthfully we don't really know, but it seems to have done pretty well for the past 13.7 billion years." I am not sure that I would recommend this approach, unless undertaken with a very large smile.<BR>
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I’ve already tried this a number of times. It seems to work. They get it. Yes, I actually use almost the very phrasing Harrison mentions in his message, only the number keeps changing according to the most recent research.<BR>
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And yes, I smile, but not for too long. Call it a teachable moment?<BR>
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Ralph Copleman</FONT>
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