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Pareto principals in philosophy

As we are looking for the root causes of everything on the philosophical journey, we can add some quantification to the root causes and resulting effects. This defines productivity gain of the philosophical approach: The Pareto Principle:

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Dimitri Sidorovitch

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As we are looking for the root causes of everything on the philosophical journey, we can add some quantification to the root causes and resulting effects. This defines productivity gain of the philosophical approach:

The Pareto Principle: In many situations, roughly 80% of effects come from 20% of causes.

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