How to Improve Tacit Knowledge
M "Radar" Browne-Middleton
Antioch University McGregor, Managerial Economics, MGT – 641
May 8, 2007


"We can see now how an unbridled lucidity can destroy our understanding of
complex matters. Scrutinize closely the particulars of a comprehensive
entity and their meaning is effaced, our conception of the entity is
destroyed."
"The damage done by the specification of particulars may be irremediable.
Meticulous detailing may obscure beyond recall a subject like history,
literature or philosophy. Speaking more generally, the belief that, since
particulars are more tangible, their knowledge offers a true conception of
things is fundamentally mistaken".
"My examples show clearly that, in general, an explicit integration cannot
replace its tacit counterpart. The skill of a driver cannot be replaced by
a thorough schooling in the theory of the motorcar; the knowledge I have
of my own body differs altogether from the knowledge......

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