That's a valiant attempt to connect the dots from Jung to startups, but if you're willing to be that arbitrary you can connect anything to anything. the consci

That's a valiant attempt to connect the dots from Jung to startups, but if you're willing to be that arbitrary you can connect anything to anything. the conscious, probing tools of analysis (if not quite science) There's no "quite" about it. There is an enormous intrinsic gap between analysis as practiced by Jung and science in the modern Western sense. That's not a criticism; I am no idolator of Western science (and have been a fan of Jung for years, though not of Jungians). But let's not pretend that Jung's writings would find any place in a peer-reviewed experimental journal.