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Questions and Answers
In my years of working in research, and journalism before that, I've long understood this, but I just worked it up into a pity quote while lying in bed last night: Finding the answers is the easy part. Insight comes from asking the right questions.
In my years of working in research, and journalism before that, I've long understood this, but I just worked it up into a pity quote while lying in bed last night: Finding the answers is the easy part. Insight comes from asking the right questions.
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The foundation of insight is understanding: 1. what you know, 2. what you know you don't kow and 3. the realiztion that the knowledge you don't know - you don't know is the knowledge that is holding you back from higher levels of enlightment.
True, asking the right questions is paramount as well as a firm understanding of why you what the answer and what you will do with the information once you find the answer.
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at October 11, 2006 11:16 AM
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