MENTAL ENTROPY AS A CLASSIFICATION OF DIVERSITY

MENTAL ENTROPY AS A CLASSIFICATION OF DIVERSITY

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https://doi.org/10.52340/gbsab.2023.02

Abstract

In developing our thinking here, we have seen that to arrive at a valuable vector for mental entropy – where mental outputs are efficient yet not rigidly fixed – a number of factors need to apply. We have looked at mental entropy and advocated an entropy vector that steers a course between the disorder of unmanaged facts and the constraints of pure theory, logic and methodology.  We mentioned Richard Feynman and the value of filing logically. This is a crucial point. Although the volume of factual information has expanded continuously as civilization has expanded, its total volume is not so important because of our increasing application of theoretical understanding. But it is an impossible task – the faster we climb the mountain, the more new horizons we see. More broadly, it gives a steer to those who are responsible for developing and managing teams, for in assembling a team there is a need to incorporate diverse skills and attitudes to achieve the desired cumulative mental entropy. Variety is important, but the selection must not be random, for this would add an unwanted and unnecessary extra source of entropy. Mental processes are capable of generating more than enough without such assistance.

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Ana Gegeshidze, Georgian Technical University

Doctoral Student of Georgia Technical University

References

Osipov, A.I. and A.V. Uvarov, 2004. Entropy and its role in science, Soros Education Journal;

Prangishvili I.V., 2003. Entropy and other systemic patterns: issues of managingby complex systems, Moscow: Nauka;

Melissa Schilling: Strategic Management of Technological Innovation, McGrawHill, International Edition (2011);

I. M. Abassov, R. F. Sadigov, Management (Manual), Viana do Castelo, 2015;

Richard L. Daft, New of Management, 11th ed 2017;

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2023-04-21

How to Cite

Gegeshidze, A. (2023). MENTAL ENTROPY AS A CLASSIFICATION OF DIVERSITY. Georgian Academy of Business Sciences "Moambe", 1(47), 31–36. https://doi.org/10.52340/gbsab.2023.02

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