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Range:
Overspecialization can lead to collective tragedy even when every individual separately takes the most reasonable course of action.
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012 |
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Range:
Our greatest strength is the exact opposite of narrow specialization. It is the ability to integrate broadly.
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029 |
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Range:
In the wicked world, with ill-defined challenges and few rigid rules, range can be a life hack.
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034 |
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Range:
Modern work demands knowledge transfer: the ability to apply knowledge to new situations and different domains.
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045 |
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Range:
Our conceptual classification schemes provide a scaffolding for connecting knowledge, making it accessible and flexible.
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045 |
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Range:
Exposure to the modern world has made us better adapted for complexity, and that has manifested as flexibility, with profound implications for the breadth of our intellectual world.
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046 |
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Range:
…everyone needs habits of mind that allow them to dance across disciplines.
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049 |
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Range:
One good tool is rarely enough in a complex, interconnected, rapidly changing world.
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051 |
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Range:
…great rewards will accrue to those who can take conceptual knowledge from one problem or domain and apply it in an entirely new one.
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053 |
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Range:
Improv masters learn like babies: dive in and imitate and improvise first, learn the formal rules later.
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075 |
