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Not For The Cognitively Lazy.
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Not For The Cognitively Lazy.
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#1 The Adaptive Dilemma
Nic Peterson Stuff and Things
Jan 4
Forget the tech, forget the tools, and forget the "rules" for a second. Look in the mirror.System Reliability and The Adaptive DilemmaThese are the tw...
#1 The Adaptive Dilemma
Nic Peterson Stuff and Things
Jan 4
Forget the tech, forget the tools, and forget the "rules" for a second. Look in the mirror.System Reliability and The Adaptive DilemmaThese are the tw...
#0 Orientation
Nic Peterson Stuff and Things
Jan 3
Welcome,This is a living, breathing document. I do my best to update it when things change or new opportunities arise. You can bookmark it and check b...
#0 Orientation
Nic Peterson Stuff and Things
Jan 3
Welcome,This is a living, breathing document. I do my best to update it when things change or new opportunities arise. You can bookmark it and check b...
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#2 Brain Sludge and Self Respect
Nic Peterson Stuff and Things
Jan 4
"Most prefer the certainty of misery to the misery of uncertainy" - Virgina Satir In every program in every business and before every speaking gig I do I stress the importance of "open loops"; letting yourself be uncertain about something before trying to make sense of it. Your brain will fight ...
#2 Brain Sludge and Self Respect
Nic Peterson Stuff and Things
Jan 4
"Most prefer the certainty of misery to the misery of uncertainy" - Virgina Satir In every program in every business and before every speaking gig I do I stress the importance of "open loops"; letting yourself be uncertain about something before trying to make sense of it. Your brain will fight ...
