>Rhandeev Singh wrote:
>
>> > > I beseech you to look at history, the epoch making moments
>> > > in human history are rarely the result of herd activity, but
>> > > the result of the activity from a single person. The press was
>>
>> Go refine your own metal, make your own tools and hunt for your own food
>> if you don't want to work with other people.
>
>Since when did I say that I was not working with
>other people? Even Gutenberg's press, though individually
>invented, required a whole crew of people to operate.
>Buddha's philosophy, though the result of the struggle of
>one man for six years, has flourished through mass education.
>
>I am certainly sure you have misread my mail. I am just not
>for the self contradictory idea that with numbers one can
>accomplish great things. I say that number is not the
>most important factor, but something else. _Read_
>carefully, Rhandeev.
>
>Anyway, your extrapolation has been shown wrong by Adam
>Smith's The Wealth Of Nations, where he expounds the
>division of labour as the modus operandi of synergy.
Once again, you are wrong to quote Adam Smith. Have you personally read the
Wealth of Nations? I have (the original 18th century edition in Old English
some more!) I can tell you it's a great work, but flawed for modern times.
Adam Smith is like a beacon of light, but one would still buy a map to
navigate in the dark. No one follows Smith's economic ideals nowadays (esp
the Singapore govt), except Alan Greenspan, and he is also using a variant
of Smith's ideals called New Capitalism.
>> At our portal, people work with people.
>> Our first priority currently should be to get our groupware up.
I agree with Rhan on this.
>I hope that this is not an insinuation that I do not work with
>people. You have known me for years, and it would be disappointing
>if you were to think this way.
>
>Yes, our priority is to get our groupware up, and that is why I am
>asking for the CVS to be done by this week, and the mailing list,
>to be moved to somewhere else.
Groupware means a group, a group needs a leader. The fundamentals in group
dynamics is that a leaderless group is a motley collection of unassociated
individuals. And that, according to definition, is not a Group.
CQ
>> Rhan.
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>'This has given me the greatest trouble and still does: to realize
> that what things are called is incomparably more important than what
> they are.'
> - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, "The Gay Science"
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