RE: America's Cup Race

[Miller Charles L SSSD <MillerCL@SUPSHIP.NAVY.MIL>]

  I have a theory that the way our world leaders are currently keeping
score, peace is more expensive then war.  Humans are of lesser value to
many, compared to the maintaining of positions of power.  If we start
valuing each other and cooperating, it will result in changing the
indicators and weighted values that translate to success.  The operational
definition of cooperation compared to the operational definition of
competition is where the risk begins.  Nurturing the child's Intrinsic drive
through family involvement, to community, to business involvement, takes
commitment to other aims.  The aims that will bring about world peace in
preparation for intraplanetary and interplanetary travel.  
  Providing the most desirable rather than the meeting the minimal
requirements is better handled by the Plan, Do, Study, Act cycle.  
  The 14 obligations of management (chapter 2, in, Out of the Crisis) and
the 11 obligations of labor (Gitlow, H.S.and S.J. Gitlow, The Deming Guide
to Quality and Competitive Position, 1987) are starting points after the CEO
has agreed to role up Her or His sleeves and assume the responsibility for
realizing that, "The consumer is the most important part of the production
line." (page 4, Figure 1, and page 5, top, in, Out of the Crisis).
A thought:
  A reward while sailing is mastering the art of catching the wind.  Does
the wind manager buy you a TV when you reach the first degree in wind
catching?  Do you get an Airplane trip to the vacation site of your choice
when you reach the final degree in wind catching?  Possible a real vacation
for a wind catcher is more wind catching?  How do we feel about that?
Respectfully
Charlie
millercl@exchange.sssd.navy.mil
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