When paranoia makes sense

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<abstract>In the following pages It'll not only describe situation in which that advice makes sense but also show how paranoia, when properly deployed, can serve as a powerful morale booster, even a competitive weapon, to organizations. Let's begin, thought, by definging more precisely what I mean by "prudent paranoia"</abstract>
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