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    Dr. Cameron Gilbert may not be a name that the world knows. However, the majority of the people that do know him will tell you what an intelligent and admirable person he is. Dr. Gilbert has improved and greatly impacted the life’s of many of his patients and continues to do so today. Dr. Gilbert’s first head position came in the year nineteen ninety-nine as St. Claude Medical Center’s Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Gilbert would have an immense up hill battle ahead as the new leader of his hospital

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    Kuhn’s book on Scientific Research offers a widen view on how the research and approach on different paradigms varies from one scientist approach to another. It is important to acknowledge that effective research begins even before the scientific community has acquired answers to most delicate questions like the: composure of universe, interaction of fundamental entities of this creation, questions that might be asked and techniques employed to seek answers and solutions to these questions. He goes

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    as old paradigm of management command and control working units referring to quality they remark to meet specifications that are in products to make adjustments among quality, cost and schedule. Measurements: its aim only to focus on the internal trials of productivity and profitability. It doesn’t matter if they are linked to customers and competitiveness. Control they care only for scoring, reporting the events and evaluating profits. SOFT SIDE The soft is considered the new paradigm of management

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    The Paradigm Shift in Consumption: The New Food Equation Consumer behaviors are constantly changing, as can be seen with the recent trends of obesity in the global north and hunger and malnutrition in the global south. Understanding global food systems is very important as it helps explain opportunities and well as problems that exist in the current global food system. In 1950’s and 60’s an industrial food formula, was created in order to take strides towards delivering ample, affordable, healthy

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    interpretation present3). Coyne likewise provides a good summary of the enduring Neo-Darwinian position at present on Origins as “the book that started it all” in creating a more materialistic view of biology and the wider universe4. This idea of a paradigm-shift has been reiterated implicitly over time amongst others such as Shermer5. Most of the later Neo-Darwinian works making this point owe a heavy debt in terms of codifying their historical perspective to Daniel Dennett. Dennett explored the idea

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    seen to have a distinct nature and requires different ways of knowing. Description is a written or spoken account of a person, object or event and thus, relies on our perception of the world. Transformation is a change that goes beyond a norm or a paradigm. In order for something to be considered knowledge, it needs to go through both the process of description and transformation. Due to their approach to acquisition of knowledge, certain areas of knowledge such as Art puts more emphasis in describing

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    Thomas Kuhn

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    within an accepted paradigm or well-accepted theory. Normal science does not aim to disprove a theory or to seek out a new theory, but instead it aims to work, research, and experiment within the realms of an already accepted theory in order to improve its accuracy and solve related problems (P.O.S. 490). Extraordinary science arises when a significant contradiction – or anomaly as Kuhn refers to it – is presented that cannot possibly be accounted for under the current paradigm. This initiates a

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    What Christensen means is that using the words “disruptive innovation” in a non-jargon way is very difficult, as even Uber, the company most pointed to by many as the epitome of a disruptive company cannot even be defined as disruptive. Perhaps he is implying that the misuse of certain words can be equated to jargon, such as when people in everyday conversation refer to Uber as a “disruptive” company. Because of this, Christensen believes that the mantra that commands: “Disrupt or be disrupted” can

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    revolutionary science are pieces of a paradigm. A paradigm, in turn, is a whole way of doing science. It is a package of claims about the world, habits of scientific thought and action,

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