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why 1+1=3
How do you do that?
2 is an addition
3 is an paradigm
What you said blew my mind, but I got lost. If 3 is a paradigm because it transcends the sum... then is 2 a paradigm for 1? Or is 1+1=3 the only paradigm that exists? What happens if I add 1+1+1?
What does it mean to be a ‘synergist’?
When people commit of their own free will, because they believe in a project, ideology or philosophy, they begin to work as a team to carry out various activities.
In synergy, each person has a distinct talent or skill which they use to efficiently achieve a common goal; to this end, they combine their skills and values, becoming a source of inspiration for others and leaders to follow.
Collaboration enables synergetics to focus on doing the right thing through the following values that anyone aspiring to be one must possess:
A synergetic is someone who is willing to lose in the short term in order to win in the long term.
The person who arrives at a meal and the first thing they do is put their own food on the table, without caring whether they get to eat or not.
A synergist replaces the word ‘I’ with the word ‘we’.
A synergist is someone who knows how to value others, because they know how to add value, by demonstrating that it is better to live by the mantra ‘Your repetition is your reputation’.
Someone who does not reduce contacts to a mere number and is always open to new ideas and the people who bring those ideas.
The truly synergistic person remains modest, recognising and promoting the achievements of others, whilst remaining consistent and coherent, growing with perseverance to achieve their goals through the philosophy that 1+1=3.
Because as a team, we go further and work more efficiently than we do alone, achieving the
Interesting response, I liked it. I had heard something about synergy before, but the way you explain the "1+1=3" concept through the lens of human value and reputation gives it a whole new meaning. It remains to be seen whether human selfishness will allow for that in practice.
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