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The document discusses how the Toyota production system and Kaizen mentality exemplify the power of continual improvement through collectivist ideals. It explains that Toyota's approach, which originated in Japan, is rooted in Zen Buddhism and focuses on honesty, humility, integrity, compassion, and respect for others. This collectivist mindset has led to highly advanced vehicles and demonstrates that achieving success through cooperation rather than individual greed. A list of links provides examples of key Toyota concepts.
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