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First published at 14:48 UTC on August 9th, 2020.

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Well, despite a World of channels with millions of subscribers, gaining nearly 100 people who have expressed their interest in what I might say next by clicking that button feels like an achievement. So, thanks very much to all you subscribers out there for taking the time to listen to this content. This time, I try to understand why innovation frameworks are not wholly Scientific in nature.

I'm no philosopher, I'm just an engineer, so this one was rather hard to write. I've also probably misrepresented the source material to serve my own ends. For a proper understanding of this work I refer you to Peterson's 'Maps of Meaning', a book I have ready countless times and probably still don't really understand. All the same, I highly recommend giving it a try.

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