Is the SRD toolkit some universally applicable, one size fits all system that promises instant results?
No. I’ve found those don’t work, especially in the kind of real life situations we’re dealing with here, where the subject simply can’t or won’t tell us what we need to know. Usually we pretend that the easy answers or systems will work, since we like to feel in control. The SRD approach is more realistic, and ultimately more useful. There is no promise of universal applicability or success, and it only occasionally yields instant insight. There is no elegant algorithm. Instead, the SRD program uses the skills we already have to deliver real, extensive, and enduring knowledge.
No. I’ve found those don’t work, especially in the kind of real life situations we’re dealing with here, where the subject simply can’t or won’t tell us what we need to know. Usually we pretend that the easy answers or systems will work, since we like to feel in control. The SRD approach is more realistic, and ultimately more useful. There is no promise of universal applicability or success, and it only occasionally yields instant insight. There is no elegant algorithm. Instead, the SRD program uses the skills we already have to deliver real, extensive, and enduring knowledge.
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