Someone did think about it...

I had a short chat with my friend Tomas, who is majoring in philosophy, today. Really appreciate the discussions with him since he is pure from any R&D-baggage… an untainted soul.

Basically he had some remarks on the two rationalization options in the previous post (one could argue that those two lines are generalizations of Lean and agile) and basically he questioned why there wasn’t a third line stating

• Rationalization through sense and reason – Rational rationalization

Well maybe it is a general and obvious statement but definitely a line worth discussing because sometimes we tend to focus too much on ready-made plans, available tool-boxes and methods… and somewhere down the line forget sense and reason.