Mission vs. Vision LO26903

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Replying to LO26886 --

>Dear Organlearners,
>Michael Kirkeberg < <A HREF="mailto:Michael_Kirkeberg@cpr.ca%3Fsubject=Re:%20Mission%20vs.%20Vision%20LO26886%26replyto=007b01c0fd65$654ddde0$536fd789@AMdeLange.Gold">Michael_Kirkeberg@cpr.ca</A> > wrote:
>in reply to
>>>If Vision is for statements and Mission for
>>>commands, then what is there for questions??

>>
>>MYSTERY!

>Greetings Michael,
>I wish to add the following:
>mystery = KNOWING!
>With formalised knowledge = cognition, we get cognition+mission+vision.
>However, for me the cognition need not to be articulated too. It is
>tacitly in how the mission+vision harmonise.

Dear At and Michael,

Wrap those three (coupled) up loosely together in the way you have
assembled At and you have a nice enough description of the harmony between
the artist and his artwork?

Love,

Andrew

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