hey Galen — enjoyed the article. I don’t know if you’ve seen any of my articles on Peterson — the Peterson Paradox, etc — click my profile. Main reason I’m leaving this comment is that it says you are resident in the UK — if you’re here in May, think about coming to this event — I think it’ll be right in your interest-zone: https://www.rebelwisdom.co.uk/summit
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The HOLACRACY — Episode 1 This is a guest post by Magalena Tula from Tooploox team on their journey to adopting the Holacracy practice. The story begins … Once upon a time, three talented developers decided to create a company like no other. Pawel, Damian and Krzysztof wanted to work in an exquisite, creative work environment with cutting edge
The HOLACRACY — Episode 1 This is a guest post by Magalena Tula from Tooploox team on their journey to adopting the Holacracy practice. The story begins … Once upon a time, three talented developers decided to create a company like no other. Pawel, Damian and Krzysztof wanted to work in an exquisite, creative work environment with cutting edge
Glass vials containing dried B. subtilis spores (R. Möller and C. S. Cockell) Last week, The Atlantic‘s Sarah Zhang profiled a University of Edinburgh science experiment that began in 02014 and — if everything goes according to plan — will conclude in 02514. The experiment is studying the longevity of bacteria, which can remain viable well past the lifespan of humans. Physically,
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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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The new advertisement from Gillette has acted as the latest lightning rod for the culture war, racing to over thirteen million views in… Continue reading on Rebel Wisdom »
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A proposal for a joint participatory design process by Britain and the EU to shape a prosperous relationship for a new future Theresa May has lost the Brexit deal vote. This is the preliminary end of a process which was driven by abuse of power, wrong judgment, inadequate planning, hate, fear, disintegration, division, deceit and a complete
Big Ben is not the only thing in the UK that requires maintenance. Image sourced via https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/uk-world-news/big-ben-scaffolding-14826151 We are told the army is preparing to be on standby for a No Deal Brexit, which signals incipient social breakdown. Our Health Secretary is buying fridges to store medicines, reminding millions their health relies on contingent imports
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Big Ben is not the only thing in the UK that requires maintenance. Image sourced via https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/uk-world-news/big-ben-scaffolding-14826151 We are told the army is preparing to be on standby for a No Deal Brexit, which signals incipient social breakdown. Our Health Secretary is buying fridges to store medicines, reminding millions their health relies on contingent imports
Brexit, Democracy and the Sacred: Why a second referendum has to be sacrificial. Read More »
We need new narratives and stories! 2019 can be made by us to the year in which we once again begin to tell stories: forcefully and enthusiastically. Over the last few years we’ve been almost paralysed by Trump and Brexit, by autocrats and populists who like long forgotten shadows emerged from the woodwork of history.
2019 is the year we need to tell new stories! Read More »
