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Good Work:
Divided economic control results in split loyalties, and the old rules no longer apply.
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032 |
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Good Work:
…when the function of the domain becomes perverted, the profession loses much of its social mandate and its members become demoralized.
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032 |
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Good Work:
When the flow potential of a domain is exhausted, the risk is that members of the field will become bored and retreat into a rigid orthodoxy in an attempt to protect the relevance of their contribution.
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032 |
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Good Work:
Domains and fields can clash with the demands of stakeholders. Whenever alignment fragments, both society and the profession are likely to suffer.
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033 |
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Good Work:
Information is power, and it is the experts who hold most of the power.
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041 |
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Good Work:
…it is too simpleminded to speak of a single entity called intelligence: human beings possess a spectrum of intelligences…
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044 |
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Good Work:
However defined and however cultivated, intellectual capacities are becoming the traits most rewarded by society and, therefore, most adaptive.
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045 |
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Good Work:
Honesty and integrity stand as cornerstones in science; only the most dense, disturbed, and corrupt young practitioners fail to grasp this point.
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078 |
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Good Work:
The power of a religious belief is not easily rivaled, but the mission of a domain – the sense of calling for a profession – can play an analogous role.
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089 |
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Good Work:
…news coverage that is biased, distorted, or incomplete undermines the capacities of societies to flourish and robs individuals of the capacity to adapt purposively to changing conditions.
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126 |
