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RE: The under-appreciated intelligence in nature
I hope not. There is some evidence that if a person is getting his/her needs met, then they will actually happily contribute to the process that is meeting those needs. For example, check out Morning Star, a multi-million dollar tomato company that has no managers. You can read here an in-depth article by "Harvard Business Review" about how their no-management style (which in Biomimicry would be "self-organizing") actually works. Pretty interesting!
thank you, I will check it out, it sounds like something @anarchyhasnogods may enjoy reading
If either of you read it, let me know your thoughts. It is a long article because it goes through all the nuances of what works and doesn't work. I have seen some examples of this in organizations, and it can most definitely work.
Thanks a bunch. I will bookmark it for reading in the nearest future