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Why is innovation in a society considered 'path dependent'?
Why is innovation in a society considered 'path dependent'?
- Because the road traveled so far determines the future path of new ideas. (correct)
- Because society's cultural practices have no impact on innovation.
- Because innovation relies on external factors beyond the society's control.
- Because the government dictates the direction of innovation.
How does a lack of continuity of thoughts impact societal progress?
How does a lack of continuity of thoughts impact societal progress?
- It accelerates the pace of innovation.
- It makes further progress in terms of new ideas very difficult. (correct)
- It has no impact on societal progress.
- It fosters cooperation among different societies.
What is the biggest challenge in organisations according to the text?
What is the biggest challenge in organisations according to the text?
- Communication barriers
- Lack of financial resources
- Mindset inertia (correct)
- Lack of technological advancements
What role does ancient knowledge play according to the text?
What role does ancient knowledge play according to the text?
How does the text emphasize the need for discarding old ideas and mindset?
How does the text emphasize the need for discarding old ideas and mindset?
Why does the text mention that reinventing the wheel makes innovation inefficient?
Why does the text mention that reinventing the wheel makes innovation inefficient?
Which aspect makes IKS unique according to the text?
Which aspect makes IKS unique according to the text?
What does the emerging world order emphasize according to the text?
What does the emerging world order emphasize according to the text?
What makes the process of creation in organisations challenging?
What makes the process of creation in organisations challenging?
How does the text suggest ancient knowledge contributes to economic value?
How does the text suggest ancient knowledge contributes to economic value?
How does the verse in Chapter 3 of Gītā (3.27) connect to issues related to cybernetics and control theory?
How does the verse in Chapter 3 of Gītā (3.27) connect to issues related to cybernetics and control theory?
What is a notable feature of the structural aspects used in IKS?
What is a notable feature of the structural aspects used in IKS?
What is one of the challenges in defining Indian knowledge system (IKS)?
What is one of the challenges in defining Indian knowledge system (IKS)?
Why did the scientist at Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) feel the need to gather strong evidences from traditional texts?
Why did the scientist at Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) feel the need to gather strong evidences from traditional texts?
What aspect of knowledge is continuously synthesized by any society according to the text?
What aspect of knowledge is continuously synthesized by any society according to the text?
In the context of the text, what does 'chain of birth and death events' imply?
In the context of the text, what does 'chain of birth and death events' imply?
How does the text suggest organizations can benefit from Indian knowledge system (IKS)?
How does the text suggest organizations can benefit from Indian knowledge system (IKS)?
What is the primary reason for the need to gather strong evidences from traditional texts according to the text?
What is the primary reason for the need to gather strong evidences from traditional texts according to the text?
