by Ira Gorelick | Nov 16, 2024 | Decision Making, Free Will, Information Management, Religion
“Avoiding extremes, the wise gain the experience of the Middle Path which produces insight, calms, and leads to higher knowledge, enlightenment.” “He who neither rejoices, nor hates, nor sorrows, nor desires and who has renounced good and evil is thus fit to become... by Ira Gorelick | Jul 15, 2014 | Decision Making
Think about a gold wedding band. There are three distinct phases of that gold band. Phase 1 is the beginning of life for band, the mining and manufacturing of the band. Phase 2 is the longest period for the band, the time it is worn. And Phase 3 is when the band... by Ira Gorelick | Apr 28, 2014 | Decision Making, Information Management
In Decision Science there are three things: Data Facts Conclusions Data are bits of information (0’s and 1’s). Facts are bits of information that happen to be “true.” And Conclusions are the actionable ideas we take from the data and facts. The key here is that...