HyperAdvance - Cirilab Summary
Written on 10 May 2008 by Bruce LaDuke
I exported the content of HyperAdvance and ran Cirilab Speed Read across all of this content. I’ve paraphrased the key themes it gleaned from this blog:
- Knowledge creation.
- Social Acceptance (of new knowledge).
- Questions, anti-knowledge (collective questioning), and theory.
- Knowledge creation is pervasively confused with learning.
- Cooperative knowledge working.
- Cooperative knowledge working is distinct from knowledge management.
- Society needs to become aware of the roles that contribute uniquely to the building of the global intellect.
- Knowledge interactions cannot stand on their own, they must exist within the context of all other knowledge interactions.
- At any given moment, society has a developing and growing ‘common sense’ on every topic that is known.
- Polanyi was trying to describe the question which is as pervasive as knowledge itself.
This tool is excellent for helping to more clearly understand what has been written. In my opinion, it is the strongest semantic web tool that exists today.
TED: How the Mind Works
Written on 4 May 2008 by Bruce LaDuke
I’ve been spending quite a bit of time and efforts commenting on the
TED: How the Mind Works page. Thought my readers might want to
read my comments there (scroll down below the videos.
Pecha Kucha - Integral Futuring
Written on 2 May 2008 by Bruce LaDukeI gave this Integral Futuring presentation at a Pecha Kucha event here in Indianapolis in April:
Collective Intelligence Book
Written on 17 April 2008 by Bruce LaDukeI contributed a section to the book Collective Intelligence - Creating a Prosperous World at Peace entitled: “Knowledge Creation in Collective Intelligence.” There are lots of really top notch contributors in this book and I’d highly recommend it.
New Big Dog Video (Even More Astounding)
Written on 23 March 2008 by Bruce LaDukeIn this clip the ‘Big Dog’ Robot displays even greater agility and even after being kicked it stumbles for a moment and then rights itself.
A Treatise on Futuring
Written on 10 February 2008 by Bruce LaDukeNote: Before reading this posting you might want to review Futuring - Part I as an overview of what futuring is and why it exists. I’ll be expanding on the posting below to create Part II of this paper.
As I see it, within the futuring community there are these divisions:
- Forecasters, scanners, and trend watchers
- Emergent Transformers
- Systemic Future Decision-Making
- Integral and Cooperative Transformers
Future Video: Nanofactory Animation
Written on 2 February 2008 by Bruce LaDukeA video explaining how molecular manufacturing works.
Paper: Futuring - Part I
Written on 28 January 2008 by Bruce LaDuke
The Rise to Singularity
Written on 27 January 2008 by Bruce LaDuke
Future Video: The PCR Song
Written on 26 January 2008 by Bruce LaDukeVery funny in a strange kind of way.
