65: Cognitive Diversity, Platonic Ideal, Intolerance, Skunkworks

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Cognitive Diversity vs Optical Diversity - or "Optics" Musicologists at NASA Platonic Ideals Should World 1995-2005 - we nearly eliminated racism - but then it came roaring back intolerance communications revolution upended self-directed teams (social construct) ruined initiative and accountability working outside the hierarchy institutionalized skunkworks some significant event is the only thing that can trigger change audit results will not be the thing martial law may be coming "The Greatest Story Never Told"

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