Understanding 'The New Knowledge Management' LO30418

From: Alan Cotterell (acottere@bigpond.net.au)
Date: 07/27/03

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Replying to LO30404 --

Dear At,

I suggest we need to go back to first priciples and take a closer look at
the verb 'to know'.

In the bible 'adam knew eve' - I suggest this is a correct use of the
verb. Knowledge comes out of doing. I believe you can have all the
information in the world at your fingertips, yet know nothing - like a
baby in front of a computer.

Best Regards,
Alan Cotterell

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