PARADIGMS
A paradigm is a model, complete with values and beliefs, that is used to perceive reality. In other words, it provides an all-encompassing way to interpret and interact with the world.
A paradigm can last a long time, as long as it works. Sometimes, a crack in the paradigm lays the groundwork for a new one with its own values and beliefs. Almost immediately the new paradigm replaces the old one.
The advantages of paradigms are that they provide order, predictability, consistency, and reliability. The downside is that they can lead to rigidity, resistance to change, and bias. It is important to be able to manage the impact of paradigms, especially when multiple paradigms exist.
for Dealing with Paradigms
- Define the goals and objectives ...
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