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This document appears to be a section divider (page 115) for 'Part Three: The Counterintelligence Conundrum' of a larger report, likely from the House Oversight Committee based on the footer. It contains a quote by Pierre Wack from a 1985 Harvard Business Review article discussing the strategic significance of perceptions versus facts.
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Quoted source from Harvard Business Review regarding strategic scenarios and perceptions.
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"“Scenarios deal with two worlds: the world of facts and the world of perceptions. They explore for facts but they aim at perceptions inside the heads of decision makers. Their purpose is to gather and transform information of strategic significance into fresh perceptions”"Source
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PART THREE
THE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE CONUNDRUM
“Scenarios deal with two worlds: the world of facts and the world of perceptions. They explore for facts but they aim at perceptions inside the heads of decision makers. Their purpose is to gather and transform information of strategic significance into fresh perceptions”
—Pierre Wack, Harvard Business Review, 1985
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