On 8/29/2011 10:44 PM, Rich Cooper wrote:
> I am certainly willing to openly listen to a
> proposal if you would like to make one. While its
> true that small examples can only help us exercise
> our one microtheory, it seems too soon to go on to
> a fully realistic example, but I am willing to go
> along with considering one if you have something
> in mind. (01)
I don't. But maybe people who subscribe to Ontolog Forum
have some serious problems that they are actively working on
(or would like to work on if they had a suitable ontology). (02)
As we have been discussing, the concept of self interest is
related to many issues in organizations. Such organizations
would range in size from a family, to a tribe, to a country. (03)
The original thread started with governments, but it could
just as well apply to businesses: a "mom and pop" store,
a small business with a few dozen employees, or a large
multinational corporation. (04)
> But what do you have in mind that would be big enough
> to justify funding for a startup in which we could
> take risks and get appropriate rewards for the
> effort and successful achievement of a goal? (05)
Before we can consider forming a start-up company to solve
problems, we should try to find at least one problem that
we could solve -- or at least generate a draft of a proposal
for solving it. (06)
Does anybody have any suggestions? (07)
John (08)
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