Replying to LO24201 --
Morty,
Although I'm not dead set against the term unlearning, but I prefer to see
it in transformational terms. You have changed the mental models of the
"not good enough" in such a way that they now produce "excellence". I
still prefer to see it as the transformation of incomplete or inaccurate
learning to a higher level of complexity and consequently conclusion.
(Notice that I PREFER to see it!!). That, of course, is my background as
a transformational-generative linguist and my career as a Deming
disciple!!! I would hate to unlearn Deming on my way to the next level,
but I sure would like to supplement him....
John F. Zavacki
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