In line with Einstein's assertion that "we cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them", if society is to start thinking differently, our educational systems must be structured so as to nurture different traits in society.
Peter Chernin, the president of News Corporation, put it forcefully earlier this year: "All the benefits of size, whether it's leverage, synergy or scope, are fundamentally the enemies of creativity".Hollywood studios have tried to manage this by allowing autonomous boutiques to flourish within their conglomerate structure, designed to nurture a more creative, less formulaic, spirit.
But he was ambitious, and when the brilliant technical director Ross Brawn left the team at the end of 2006, he disliked the reorganised management structure and began to nurture a sense of grievance.
Americans are also far more charitable than people in other lands, and we structure our tax laws to nurture the philanthropic sector.
The bishop's accomplishment, it seems, lies in creating the structures that have allowed others to nurture aspiring priests.
"She's so young and she's so alone out there in the world in terms of structure and, you know, people to nurture her.
What better use for these iconic waterfront structures than to house a permanent market to nurture and support small, innovative businesses dedicated to regional food systems?
To nurture organizational learning through IA, enabling structures that foster information sharing and interpretation and enhance organizational memory are needed.
During the course of this research the organization invested in and advanced significant efforts to nurture a culture and develop the tools, processes and structures that would support, sustain and increase EIDM.
From the 1960s, Korean industries have been encouraged by the government to nurture heavy and chemical industry and to modernize the economics and industrial structures.
