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Dennis Howlett raised a question after my post on Pip Coburn’s book. [BTW it was by no means an attempt to critique the book, I haven't even finished reading it yet.]
Let me try and put my point forward differently, see if it makes sense to you.
A change function has to bridge two or more different [...]

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I’ve been reading the Change Function by Pip Coburn. Well worth a read.
Pip defines change as a function of the perceived crisis versus the total perceived pain of adoption, which he calls TPPA.
I find TPPA fascinating. Not because of what it means to fogeys like me, but because of its importance to Generation M.
TPPA is [...]

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I’ve always enjoyed the Francis Bacon quotation:
If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties.
It seems to mean more to me as I grow older. Odd, that.
And it was with this quotation in mind that I resonated [...]

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