Needless to say, I Googled Cobb's Paradox.
My first impression is that it is based on the assumption that we know why projects fail.
Assuming we do know why projects fail, do we know why this project failed?
Assuming that we know why this project failed, could we have known why this project would have failed.
Assuming that we know why this project would have failed, was there anything we could have done about it?
Assuming that we know why this project will fail, is there anything we can do about it?
Assuming we know why this project will fail, why do we go ahead with the project?
Here is the real paradox:
Knowing that we know Cobb's Paradox, and assuming it is valid, why do we continue to discuss Cobb's Paradox?
Knowing that we know Cobb's Paradox, and assuming it is invalid, why do we continue to discuss Cobb's Paradox?
Discuss.
Regards,
Slim
ps. This material will be on the final exam.
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