Who Do We Choose To Be?

I relish the direction M.Wheatley is going - that of championing, nurturing and celebrating the human spirit. Technology, powerful and impressive though it is, has taken away our focus from the 'human' and put in its place the idealization of technology. (As I have experienced the medical world in most places, it has suffered from this too...When everything is reduced to 'charts' and computer-read questions, we have lost the kernel which is central to being human. And how can we talk about 'healing' without revering the kernel.) So many other areas of society suffer from a similar reliance on The Technical Fix. Margaret Wheatley has set us, her readers, off in a more rewarding path and I thank her for this from the bottom of my heart (which you can't measure on a computer!!( - :)