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...ned in 1977. He was revolutionary in every sense and had a rare and global worldview.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/cosassince1979/posts/here-is-a-bit-about-the

...pedia.org/wiki/Worldview_and_working_model_of_neuro-linguistic_programming Worldview and working model of neuro linguistic programming]

...osophical tradition which is firmly cosmocentric in its beliefs, theme and worldview. He has also become a prominent space activist although he is the first per

...as professional journalism of the late 19th century borrowed parts of its worldview from various scientific disciplines of the day.

...pedia.org/wiki/Worldview_and_working_model_of_neuro-linguistic_programming Worldview and working model of neuro linguistic programming]

...ard response to any editorial contribution that is inconsisntent with your worldview? I can't prove that I'm not someone or that I'm not associated with someone

...mple). You aren't advocating Wikipedia policy but instead a post-modernist worldview with its associated epistemological relativism, eclecticism and the zealotr ...e, eclecticism, intuition as a legitimate method of inquiry, no privileged worldview etc.). NLP is ''not'' based on Batesonian Cybernetic Epistemology any more

...ng a host of equally useful heuristic tricks to the status of a totalizing worldview leads perforce to the deflationary bust that makes of 'formalist' a pejorat

...ng a host of equally useful heuristic tricks to the status of a totalizing worldview leads perforce to the deflationary bust that makes of 'formalist' a pejorat

...razynas> Moe_Epsilon: don't take it personally it's rather universal in my worldview