Simona, yes, that moment of inception had a profound shadow / blind spot that only now begins to be visible to maybe the whole of society. still every early stage, right? But also with some progress earlier this year (BLM). ways to go…
Hi Andrew — i agree with your point that if we need to come together as part of a whole system we need to respect each other. yes, very true. I can see how the terms Trumpism may not be helpful in that regard. point taken. that being said, i just use it as a
Dear Behice, yes i hear you. What you describe is real. I felt it while in being in Istanbul last year. And i felt it when visiting Brazil, the Philippines, among others. And i feel it here in the US. Which is precisely why the events next week matter so much. But when you look
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just talked about it in my response to Pablo direct above your comment. china first blew it and then it learned. so its a middle case. if china would have been as proactive as Taiwan was, the virus would have never spread outside of china. but that did not happen. more interesting than china are
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hi pablo. i hear you. like you, i also do not like (and am concerned) about Big Data, Big Pharma, Big Techno etc. But unlike you i do not think there is a 'they' there. and its also not a black and white. for example, in the covid situation, just look around and look at
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The Darkest Hour Is Just Before the Dawn. How to Transform Trumpism After Trump: On Post-Truth, Post-Democracy, and Post-Humanity. The US election next week feels like a planetary watershed moment, with implications well beyond the United States. This moment has an exterior and an interior dimension. The exterior dimension is a referendum on the occupant
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Action Confidence: Laying Down the Path in Walking By Otto Scharmer and Eva Pomeroy “One of the main lessons I think we got from u.lab was be braver, just, you know, stop worrying about things so much and just try it and see what happens.” — Anne, u.lab Scotland “Let’s have the courage to create” — GAIA Journey participant
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Turning Toward Our Blind Spot: Seeing the Shadow as a Source for Transformation Read the article in Spanish — in Japanese We are living in a moment of tectonic shift in society. Something changed when we all watched the same images — 8 minutes and 46 seconds — the killing of George Floyd. During that unbearable experience, something broke down and broke
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Read the article in Spanish — in Traditional Chinese — in German — in Italian — in Japanese Visual by Kelvy Bird Three weeks ago, I posted some reflections on what we are learning from corona and climate action. Given that post’s wide circulation (150K+ views), I wanted to share a quick update. The concluding idea of the post — to launch an impromptu, global infrastructure for
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Hi Matt, thanks for your points. it prompts me to review the para your highlight and review it so it creates less misunderstanding. what i wanted to say is this: we see all three types of failures: Big Data, Big Business, and Big Govt. The problem is exactly the Big part of these terms. what
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