New Discourses Bullets, Ep. 106 Socialism, Communism, and Marxism are clearly related ideas, but they’re not identical. What’s the difference? People ask all the time. In this episode of New Discourses Bullets, host James Lindsay explains each of these concepts and how they differ from one another while offering some insights into other related concepts […]
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Join Otto Scharmer and Eva Pomeroy as they explore the concept of “Fourth Person Knowing” – a fundamental yet often unspoken dimension of human experience that lies at the heart of innovation and transformation. Their recent paper on this topic has garnered significant attention, with over 28,000 reads and translations into five languages. In this
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The New Discourses Podcast with James Lindsay, Ep. 153 Did you know the Soviet Union ran a DEI program exactly like the Woke Marxist one of today? How about Mao’s China? As it turns out, DEI isn’t an American invention. It’s a Soviet invention and Soviet export, designed, outlined, and implemented by Josef Stalin and
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In the second episode of the UTOK Book video series, Gregg and Marcia discuss the architecture of UTOK and provide an outline of the new book, UTOK: The Unified Theory of Knowledge. They explore the overarching mission of UTOK as a consilient system of understanding that unifies the natural sciences, the human psyche, and cultural
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See the full course on Systems Thinking for Sustainability: https://bit.ly/49z0og3 This video explores the rise of the concept of sustainability as it has gone from the fringes to the mainstream within just a few short decades, driven by an environmental crisis on a global scale. In this short documentary film, we explore this new environmental
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Join the ‘Planetary Awakening in Love Through Unique Self Symphonies.’ Register here for FREE: http://www.onemountainmanypaths.org Dr. Marc Gafni is a visionary thinker, social activist and passionate philosopher. He is known for his “source code teachings”, including Unique Self theory and the Five Selves, the Amorous Cosmos, A Politics of Evolutionary Love, A Return to Eros
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Question – “How does Jhana meditation simplify experience to facilitate insight and cognitive flexibility?” John Vervaeke is joined by Mark Miller, Rick Repetti, to explore the intersection of predictive processing, relevance realization, and embodied cognition in contemplative practices. They introduce PhD candidate Jonas Mago, who discusses his research on Jhana meditation and its impact on
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We asked six Service Designers to share their experiences about Service Design. Link to part two of the video series: https://youtu.be/OIOn6MvKzbk Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:07 How can Service Designers can benefit from Systems Thinking? 06:48 Where do you see the field of Service Design heading? 13:35 Advice for those starting out? 17:53 Final thoughts Speakers:
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New Discourses Bullets, Ep. 105 We all know Communism is perhaps the world’s deadliest ideology, but what makes it that way? As it turns out, there’s a simple reason Communism leads to mass murder, starvation, and death, and it’s this: Communists believe Communism can never be wrong. What this amounts to in practice is that when Communist programs start to fail,
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