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MICE Proposed Principles

MICE Proposed Principles

This article is a discussion space in deciding the statements which could be the MICE Principles: Management Institute for Contributory Economy.       The draft discussion article comes from Dr Neville Buch’s interpretation of the message from Dr...

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“‘Mind-boggling stupidity’”

“‘Mind-boggling stupidity’”

I have been saying the key primary message for the last decade, and more, for what Rick Morton has detailed on the Nous Group model, in The Saturday Paper, June 14 – 20, 2025  |  No. 554, with the title, "‘Mind-boggling stupidity’: The consultancy that captured...

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Humanism: Understanding Virtues and Vices Together

Humanism: Understanding Virtues and Vices Together

Virtues and vices are often seen as opposing forces in moral philosophy. In Aristotle's view, virtues are character traits that represent a balance or "mean" between two opposing vices. For example, courage is a virtue that exists between the vices of recklessness and...

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Humanism: Understanding Virtues and Vices Together

Re: Why do we understand how others read “Humanism”?

Death and life flourishing is at the centre of our humanity. Which is why we understand how others read "Humanism". Each person has their own ideas of what is the experience of death and life, but, surprise, surprise (Gomer Pyle), we find others have different ideas....

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