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Good vs Good: Why the 8 Great Goods Are Behind Every Good (and Bad) Decision by John C. Beck
Requirements: ePUB reader, 19 MB
Overview: If most of us want to be good, how is it that many of us can seem so bad?
Drawing on the disciplines of brain science, management, moral philosophy, public policy, and psychology—and filled with original research, surveys, and case studies, Good vs Good explains how we each prioritize the 8 Great Goods in completely disparate
order.
In surveys of over 2000 Americans, 1750 gave a unique sequence for their Goods. Yet, when we encounter people with whom we do not share the same prioritization of Goods, our natural inclination is to resist them and their views; leading to boardroom coups, family spats, and lovers’ quarrels. We may even find those who look at the world in divergent ways as somehow evil. The most important conflicts in human history (Cambodia’s Killing Fields, Islamic Jihads, civil wars and even presidential elections) are all about how we prioritize the Eight Great Goods.
Genre: Non-fiction> Management & Leadership
Download Instructions:
https://userscloud.com/7nljvhmih09x
https://rg.to/file/e4af42134d775019b8ffe ... .epub.html
Requirements: ePUB reader, 19 MB
Overview: If most of us want to be good, how is it that many of us can seem so bad?
Drawing on the disciplines of brain science, management, moral philosophy, public policy, and psychology—and filled with original research, surveys, and case studies, Good vs Good explains how we each prioritize the 8 Great Goods in completely disparate
order.
In surveys of over 2000 Americans, 1750 gave a unique sequence for their Goods. Yet, when we encounter people with whom we do not share the same prioritization of Goods, our natural inclination is to resist them and their views; leading to boardroom coups, family spats, and lovers’ quarrels. We may even find those who look at the world in divergent ways as somehow evil. The most important conflicts in human history (Cambodia’s Killing Fields, Islamic Jihads, civil wars and even presidential elections) are all about how we prioritize the Eight Great Goods.
Genre: Non-fiction> Management & Leadership
Download Instructions:
https://userscloud.com/7nljvhmih09x
https://rg.to/file/e4af42134d775019b8ffe ... .epub.html