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paradigm no word says "phoney intellect" as well as when you use paradigm.
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paradigm a model of a reality from a specific collective awareness' viewpoint, including all root assumption parameters which define that reality
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paradigm An example or model.
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paradigm An inter-related set of assumptions, values and practices that defines an organisations view of itself and the environment in which it operates.
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paradigm The most commonly accepted definition of paradigm is that of Thomas Kuhn who describes a paradigm as the set of common beliefs and agreements shared between scientists about how problems should be understood and addressed [Kuhn, 1962].
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