Conversation with John Vervaeke – virtuosity in hypermedia The concepts of hypermedia, hypercontrol and the hyperconversation. Also including meta-hill climbing and becoming remarkable.
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War in the Age of Accelerating Change | Deep Code Experiment: Episode 31 Where we look at Hill Climbing, Valley Crossing, Niche Construction, et al through the lens of meta-war. Note: If I already did this somewhere, please let m…
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Conversation with Elizabeth Debold – Evolve Magazin Someone asked for the full interview and I realized I had access to a copy. This one felt good while it was going on. I hope it is worth watching.
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The following has long struck me as obvious, but it occurred to me yesterday that it might not be. So I share it herein. We are aware of the phenomenon called “Metcalfe’s Law.” Roughly that the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of users connected to the system. This “network
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from http://laurengary.deviantart.com/art/Zen-Garden-117505415 We have now reached a very interesting point. At least at the narrative level we have reached the point that “defunding the police” is a real proposition. It even seems plausible that some jurisdictions (most notably Minneapolis) will do it. Of course, it remains to be seen how much actions meet words, but
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[3.15.20] The story of the unfolding meta-crisis that we have been watching for the last decade has become enormously more salient over the past few weeks. This is a moment of major risk along many different fronts. It is also a moment of singular opportunity. Foremost among them is to learn. The Deep Code hypothesis has
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I’d like to propose that we are already fighting World War III. We are not merely getting perilously close or or waiting for the other shoe to drop. We are in it. We are in fact neck deep in the next “War to End All Wars.” Allow me to explain. In 1740, Jacob Dickert began experimenting with
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This post will be an extension and update to the model first shared in Situational Assessment: 2017. Some familiarity with the concepts developed therein and continued in Situational Assessment: 2018 will be assumed. If you have not read those two posts, it will likely be useful to do so. As was noted in the past,
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Nassim Taleb famously brought the notion of anti-fragile into our consciousness in his book by that name. I recently noticed that I have a conception of that notion that might bear sharing. I think this can be done somewhat quickly, so here goes. First as a caveat, herein I will be using the term “anti-fragile” to mean
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It seems that an old conversation has begun again. After several decades of relative silence and in the context of the rising popularity of Jordan Peterson and the broader “Intellectual Dark Web,” the debate between Science and Religion has seen a glimmer of a return. I have long contemplated this question and, in collaboration with Deep
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