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Find a way  Where there isn’t one

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 4 Jul 20

Piece it together with the infinite possibility   that waits  In our complexity.Continue reading on Medium »

Piece it together with the infinite possibility   that waits  In our complexity.Continue reading on Medium »

Worth Evertyhing

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 4 Jul 20

We are living in a world in which it is a given that one should not bother caring about things that cannot be changed.Continue reading on Medium »

We are living in a world in which it is a given that one should not bother caring about things that cannot be changed.Continue reading on Medium »

Idea Nest

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 4 Jul 20

Ideas are their stories, they are not naked.Continue reading on Medium »

Ideas are their stories, they are not naked.Continue reading on Medium »

Salt and Iron

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 17 Jun 20

The glamour of the modern world is peeling off.Continue reading on Medium »

The glamour of the modern world is peeling off.Continue reading on Medium »

My Health Is Not My Own

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 May 20

The Submergency of the PandemicContinue reading on Medium »

The Submergency of the PandemicContinue reading on Medium »

Preparing for a Confusing Future Complexity, Warm Data and Education

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 20 Mar 20

Nora BatesonContinue reading on Medium »

Nora BatesonContinue reading on Medium »

A Journey To GameB

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Jan 20

January 13, 2020 Twitter: @jim_rutt Mini-bioGameB Facebook GroupIn this essay, I’m going to lay out a set of ideas about a long term path for GameB to become a civilization level social operating system.Please don’t take it too seriously as THE trajectory. It’s certainly wrong in many regards. It’s just one possibility through the high dimensional possibility space of GameB’s unfolding. Nonetheless, I’ve found it a useful framework on which to hang some ideas. I hope you will, too.In this essay I’m assuming that in the next 20 years no significant catastrophe strikes the status quo resulting in a large scale hemisphere

January 13, 2020 Twitter: @jim_rutt Mini-bioGameB Facebook GroupIn this essay, I’m going to lay out a set of ideas about a long term path for GameB to become a civilization level social operating system.Please don’t take it too seriously as THE trajectory. It’s certainly wrong in many regards. It’s just one possibility through the high dimensional possibility space of GameB’s unfolding.

Really coherent groups can maintain their harmony despite holding divergent mental models.

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Jan 20

Really coherent groups can maintain their harmony despite holding divergent mental models. See: neighbourhoods with a strong local culture but low political alignment.

Really coherent groups can maintain their harmony despite holding divergent mental models. See: neighbourhoods with a strong local culture but low political alignment.

Hindsight is 20/20

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Jan 20

Is this the year when the world looks back and says ‘we really should have done better’? We really should have dealt with unmitigated…Continue reading on Medium »

Is this the year when the world looks back and says ‘we really should have done better’? We really should have dealt with unmitigated…Continue reading on Medium »

Complex Potential States

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 27 Jun 19

Thinking in terms of complex potential states instead of complex adaptive systems may be helpful in our timesSomething about the epistemological foundations of complex adaptive systems has been bothering me. It is very hard to think of complex systems without framing agency in the context of adaptation — in complexity science we see it everywhere. This alone is cause for suspicion, since when certain descriptions of reality are seen everywhere we look, it most likely means that the description is a feature of a limiting paradigm, an epistemological boundary, as it were, rather than a feature of the world. Buzz Holling, for example,

Thinking in terms of complex potential states instead of complex adaptive systems may be helpful in our timesSomething about the epistemological foundations of complex adaptive systems has been bothering me. It is very hard to think of complex systems without framing agency in the context of adaptation — in complexity science we see it everywhere. This alone is cause for suspicion, since when

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