Organisms By Their Design Are Not Made

How Do Entrepreneurs Survive Their Early Failures? They Don't View Their Failures As Failures - They View These Experiences As Feedback, And A Prelude To Future Success.

It's More Along The Lines Of Raising A Child: We Train The System To A Certain Range Of Behaviors That We Find Most Useful. But Then We Let It Go, Because We Don't Want To Have To Be Babysitting It The Whole Time.

Technology Is Anything That Doesn't Work Yet.

Managers Tend To Treat Organizations As If They Are Infinitely Plastic. They Hire And Fire, Merge, Downsize, Terminate Programs, Add Capacities. But There Are Limits To The Shifts That Organizations Can Absorb.

Our Society Lacks A Feedback Loop For Controlling Technology: A Way To Gauge Intended Effects From Actual Effects Later On