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    Dynamic Reponses vs Fixed Beliefs.

    I saw this tweet this AM and was kind of floored by it on so many
    layers.

    Most responders were dunking on the obvious backwards justifying.
    Here's a belief I already hold irrationally, let me find evidence for
    it.

    But, to me, there's another problem that equally applies to people of
    any religious or political affiliation.

    This sense of collapsing the possibility and response space to a
    single fixed outcome.

    How we hate politicians who change their positions and call them
    flip-floppers.

    But reality itself is dynamic, situations are unique, the appropriate
    response depends on the context.

    Ideally all the meditation, relational practice, healing work, and so
    on is about learning how to become more sensitive and responsive to
    reality. Likewise, we ought to be able to do the same with our
    companies, religions, companies.

    Another way of looking at this would be adult developmental frames
    like a Kegan 3 who hasn't gotten to 4 or 5 yet?

    Robbie Carlton•...
    What direction you need to go in depends both on where you want to go, and on where you are.  If someone asks "how do I get there from here?" and you don't know where "there" and "here" are, and just say "go north!" you're worse than useless....
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