The Power of Human Activity Systems & Organization Culture Part 3 Professional and Scientific Responsibility Attaining Type I Civilization Status

It is amazing how much we do not know. It is also quite interesting that we learn something new many times in a single day. VIE has much to do with how much we learn and what we learn and when we learn every single day. Do you know what VIE means and why it is so important to us? VIE makes us fully human. How could you not know! It is simple but very, very, important. It refers to a person's Values, Interests and Effort. Obviously, much knowledge and insight simply pops up. We were not looking for it. In this sense, learning occurs passively, and it comes from many directions and through many people, and other sources. It begins with our mothers and fathers, and then the rest of the world a little by little, day by day. It even comes from cats, rats, and kangaroos, and even the Television.

The good news about VIE is that we can learn to manage it and prioritize what it has to offer, and focus it, and share it, and even enjoy it, and master it. At least a bit. Think about it. Some things interest you and some things bore you. An so it goes. Even people who seem to possess little interest in learning much, live their lives in a VIE enabled world that will even educate them about some things some way, especially passively. If you try to control VIE, the best you can do is to focus your interest in things interest you because you have learned to value those topics from cars to cartoons, and all the rest. Whatever it is, it all began with you and your parents and wider family and friends and everyone else for good or bad. For human beings what we know and do not know really makes a difference in how we live our lives and how we enjoy our lives. Beyond all of this, many unplanned situations come along that influence the substance of our lives and the decisions we will make as we live it. Interesting, right? I would like to acknowledge our mothers and fathers and the role they played in introducing us to VIE even though they probably never thought of the VIE Equation.