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| Apr 26, 2005 12:14 am |
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re: re: re: re: re: re: Building *The* Indian Knowledge Economy Brand |
Bala Pillai
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Shrinath :-)
Let's agree to disagree and move on. Here's my view:-
There is a cardinal difference that you are missing.
You are saying "Lack of time is a big problem PERIOD [1]".
I am saying "Lack of time is a big problem; THE HARDER A PROBLEM, THE GREATER THE REWARD TO THOSE WHO SOLVE IT".
cheers../bala
[1] And your position from your current sense-making framework, is understandable. It comes from the memes of religion (eg "Default, problems are caused by God and he has a reason to do so that cannot be understood or analysed -- let's keep it in its mysterious blackbox etc. You are not saying these consciously -- they are patterns that come from centuries of embedding into conversations, and so have become entrenched features of narrative).
My suggestion: apply your mind to how the Americans have time to invent Google and thousands more, how Indians had time to invent quantum inventions before 1000 AD, and what some solution scenarios might be. Indians are capable of solving much harder problems than we are currently solving. And of course, they will take time/mind! And we have to, if we do not want to continue to (1) mainly be koolies to the white man, (2) if we do not want to give up on the race we have with the Chinese and (3) if we want to accelerate in solving lots more Indian domestic problems See my recent post on "Sense-Making or KM?" on the Worldwide Knowledge Management Forum here on Ryze.
p.s. pardon the capitals, they are for emphasis. Private Reply to Bala Pillai (new win) |
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