Critical Thinking? By Laszlo Kovari

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Business organizations are in constant and accelerating crisis This fact is so obvious that we stopped being aware of it in its entirety and we focus our attention on particular areas instead trying to address them in isolation What s when addressing big issues affecting business we seek solutions and which is even worse perspective within the business domain itself we turn to managers consultants and academics specializing in various aspects of business This myopic mentality has found its way to the larger domain of economics and politics which are being run as businesses further reinforcing the prevailing crisis Our premise is simple to solve our problems or to trigger positive change we need to look outside of the business domain even outside of the modern mentality that gave birth to business in the first place go beyond ephemeral theories reach back to the fundamentals draw on timeless wisdom and find ways to apply them in the current setting The alternative is to simply continue our course With the PRAKHSIS CLASSICS SERIES we attempt to present the principles or perspectives from the Primordial Tradition directly or through the greatest personalities in history who successfully connected these principles to practical areas of life including decision making communication and behavior in governance military diplomacy or commerce Drawing on the works of such personalities in each book we attempt to bring various aspects of these principles closer to people who want to act authentically and fairly according to the Truth the only condition to trigger necessary change Looking at the publicly available reading lists of top managers this perspective is missing Of course even if top managers were reading or studying the greatest philosophers or better yet the doctrines of primordial traditions chances are high that instead of adjusting their views to the principles presented in these books they would simply interpret them according to their current mentality an attitude that s partially responsible for our problems Critical Thinking Introduction to Navigating the Irrational the first book in the series shows you why we can t expect critical thinking in irrational environments why all managers and career people are corrupt and what influence weltanschauung has on thinking and behavior it discloses dogmas that even the most progressive business thinkers fail to challenge and offers a surprising perspective for the potential top 1 5% At the risk of giving too much away for real change to happen the potential 1 5% must actualize their potential Critical Thinking This book is worth reading if you feel that in life there is than just work and also if you have somewhere in your head this nagging questions about meanings of life and certain uneasiness of the current Business situation represented i. Critical thinking 2nd edition ebook e by the always present need for growth etc The book offers primarily good Food for thought with good looks into the Primordial Traditions as basis for further thinking Secondly deliver a hard but witty look at many business arrangements. Critical thinking test It is definitively NOT a summer vacation pleasure reading If you need reading for this purpose look somewhere else 150 L szl K v ri s book is deeply unsettling and very timely as worthy reads should be It completely lacks the nauseating air of contemporary business books that are generally limited by the presumptions of the domain they seek to challenge Quite the contrary K v ri s line of thought brings about a delirium that may cause everlasting ripples in the receptive reader s worldview Such thoughtquakes offer an excellent opportunity to rearrange one s intellectual foundations K v ri s reasoning is a source of inspiration to continue the uncompromising search for truth even though the task is probably insurmountable for any of us. Critical thinking philosophy Read my full review on Medium Part 1 The Machine 2 The Desecration 3 The Superficiality Society 150 Mr KOVARI claims to provide a metaphysical traditionalist criticism of business corporations but precisely of those who work in these mechanical organizations His points are perhaps offensive for many and certainly thought provoking for the thinkers Looking forward to see the next book 150 Critical Thinking?.