Every day, I experience a variety of mental states: sensations, emotions, thoughts, and intuitions. These elements are crucial in exploring my inner self. Particularly, introspection has proven effective in distinguishing the ambiguous aspects within me. By separating and contemplating these elements, I've encountered new realizations. Regardless of how much I dissect them, they all stem from my own experiences. As I've become able to recall and be aware of these differentiated experiences, I feel I've gained more control over them.
Philosophies from around the world, both ancient and modern, teach that there is creativity and evolution in this 'differentiation' and in the integration of disparate elements. Methods like Socratic dialogue and Hegelian dialectics have sought truth through the integration of conflicting thoughts and emotions. Nietzsche and Nishida Kitaro have shown the potential of transcending internal conflicts and contradictions to nurture a more unified self. In economics, Schumpeter's concept of creative destruction illustrates how the integration of conflicting economic elements can lead to new innovations. Additionally, Ken Wilber has stated that by encompassing these insights, both the individual and the collective, as well as the material world, evolve.
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Additional Personal Reflections:
The Space Between Minds:
Additionally, my interest lies in the question of how each stage of the Five Aggregates is communicated and by what means. I am particularly intrigued by emotional contagion as a hint for differentiation. Beyond the mind-body dichotomy often explored in existentialism and scientific materialism, my fascination extends to the interplay between mind and mind. This interest is not just in the physical or metaphysical aspects of existence but in the nuances of how minds interact, communicate, and influence each other. Understanding this interaction offers a unique perspective on human connection and the dynamics of shared experiences and emotions.
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Decision-Making Process (Value Judgment):
Furthermore, this field represents an uncharted yet crucial territory in both project design and management, particularly as it forms the core of decision-making, despite its understanding being somewhat ambiguous.
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Tips for Project Management:
Of course, I believe these insights will be beneficial in practicing PMBOK 7, enriching our understanding and application of these project management principles.
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