Whenever something happens we naturally build stories around the event. We take in the who, what, when, where, why, and how, associated with what we experience. The stories provide the meaning we derive from the event. If we can’t find all the information we end up filling in the blanks. The problem here is that how we fill in the blanks may change the story, and by extension the meaning of the event. The further we are from an actual event the more likely we are to fill in blanks and alter the meaning of things.
Transparency
Transparency
Transparency
Whenever something happens we naturally build stories around the event. We take in the who, what, when, where, why, and how, associated with what we experience. The stories provide the meaning we derive from the event. If we can’t find all the information we end up filling in the blanks. The problem here is that how we fill in the blanks may change the story, and by extension the meaning of the event. The further we are from an actual event the more likely we are to fill in blanks and alter the meaning of things.