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claim:processes-compatible-with-current-professional-norms-spread-more-easily-than-deeply-living-transformative-onesProcesses compatible with current professional norms spread more easily than deeply living transformative ones.
Inferred from the co-housing vs. Alexander's own housing process contrast.
Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count
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- Co-housing process copied all over the United States due to compatibility with professional normssupportsObservation that co-housing spread widely because it required only minor changes to existing professional roles, unlike deeper living processes.
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- Diagnosis of why Alexander's earlier full-process experiments did not spread despite success.
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