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Why Can’t You Show Me Your Unicorn?
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The impossible task we each have in assessing the effectiveness of our thinking and action is that we cannot observe the results of actions not taken.

Part 19: Science, Human Action, The Search for “Truth”, and Consequences
The Scientific Roots of Production and Destruction (19/20)
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Part 18: Science, Human Action, The Search for “Truth”, and Consequences
Machine Messiahs (18/20)
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Part 16: Science, Human Action, The Search for “Truth”, and Consequences
Goodbye Mind, Hello Mindless (16/20)
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Part 14: Science, Human Action, The Search for “Truth”, and Consequences
The Marginalization and Destruction of Epistemology (14/20)
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Part 11: Science, Human Action, The Search for “Truth”, and Consequences
It was not so long ago that scientific dualism – the idea that the social sciences and the natural sciences require distinct methodologies – was uncontroversial. It was accepted that science was the systematic search for knowledge wherever appropriate to advance human understanding of the world and man’s place in it.

Part 9: Science, Human Action, The Search for “Truth”, and Consequences
The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science (9/20)
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Foundational Thinking for Good Business
High-level conceptual thinking is a critically important…