I mean, the sort of “resolve” I mean here is “the people change their minds”, not “the people say they agree”. (The previous post in the sequence goes into “you can resolve decisions with ‘the boss says so’, but this doesn’t necessarily solve the relevant problem”)
I am meaning the more radical version. If you genuinely are 100% suggestionable to adopt the viewpoint of others you would be superior in speed in conflict resolution. This seems like it has obvious other problems. But it reveals that the interestign challeneg is to keep within the unstated presuppositions. Presumably making the presumtions explicit would allow for a more detailed analysis how much cornercutting is still possible. “fastest possible” is really empty if we don’t specify what things are allowed or not allowed.
I mean, the sort of “resolve” I mean here is “the people change their minds”, not “the people say they agree”. (The previous post in the sequence goes into “you can resolve decisions with ‘the boss says so’, but this doesn’t necessarily solve the relevant problem”)
I am meaning the more radical version. If you genuinely are 100% suggestionable to adopt the viewpoint of others you would be superior in speed in conflict resolution. This seems like it has obvious other problems. But it reveals that the interestign challeneg is to keep within the unstated presuppositions. Presumably making the presumtions explicit would allow for a more detailed analysis how much cornercutting is still possible. “fastest possible” is really empty if we don’t specify what things are allowed or not allowed.
The restrictions are something like “real humans who generally want to be effective should want to use the method”.