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#26 Re-Evaluate The Error
In your experience, how have errors affected your professional practice and what’s your attitude towards making mistakes?
Errors can critically affect the outcome of any work, but they’re also an opportunity for reviewing consolidated practices and routine ways of doing things. As such, they can be very liberating, obliging us to make new deci...
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Dec 14, 2009 | Categories: Experiences | Tags: a 100 chairs in a 100 days, architect, blunders, chairs, decisions, design, enzo mari, error, errors, experiences, gio ponti, hans hollein, learn, london, martino gamper | Leave A Comment »
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#26 Re-Evaluate The Error
To err is human, to persevere is diabolical” as the old saying goes. And yet, if we’re to go by the discoveries of cognitive psychology over the last few decades, it seems that the devil’s hoof in the works is not to blame. The fact is, that humans just seem to have been generally designed wrong. The good news, though, is that it seems they...
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Dec 14, 2009 | Categories: Experiences | Tags: accident, analysing, brain, chernobyl, cognitive, comprehending, correct, culpability, ernst mach, errors, james reason, knowledge, learn, mental processes, mistakes | Leave A Comment »
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#25 Innovage
Your professional activity appears to be an excellent example of an ongoing exchange and equilibrium between the great experience you’ve acquired over time and a capacity to adapt to modern-day requirements. How have you managed to achieve such a fine balance, that may be summed up in the term Innovage?
It’s important to understand the element...
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Dec 02, 2009 | Categories: Experiences | Tags: art gallery, dialogue, enrico baj, equilibrium, example, fragments, gio, giorgio marconi, innovage, john bock, jonathan monk, jorge pardo, learn, listen, look | Leave A Comment »
