Why do we create organisations? LO16224

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Rol Fessenden wrote:

> I do, however, agree with Simon that we should nevertheless be striving
> for this self-same unarguable truth that does not exist. However,
> struggline to achieve this ideal is not the same as saying it really
> exists.

One thing is for certain: we will never find it if we do not believe that
it exists. "Some things have to be believed to be seen".

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