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Social animals — such as primates — like to communicate (in order to be social)
… and humans are primates. Communicating with others can be a kind of social grooming (if we communicate about a person, we thereby care about — i.e. “groom” — them) Linked In News Post Forum
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Do we have to choose what we want to know?
There’s a new book out by David Weinberger called “Too Big to Know” — no I haven’t read it… should I? That’s a choice I have to make. Here’s a quote from an excerpt of the book: Models this complex … Continue reading
Latest Breaking News: People are increasingly becoming disenchanted with bogus values
Paul Krugman asks: “Could it be that traditional families aren’t as crucial to social cohesion as advertised?“ His conclusions are insightful, but I feel they are not exactly on the money. He concedes that social cohesion might have something to … Continue reading
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How to live a successful life
Yesterday, two of my friends (on 2 different online communities) shared quotes. I wrote a blog post about one — but I am rather uncertain about whether I was able to get my point across coherently or not: How to … Continue reading
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Success is keeping our independence forever?
That’s quite a mouthful. Of course such a declaration of independence speaks to the (United States) American mentality — but I think such a “cocky” attitude does not go over quite as well worldwide. Nonetheless, I wish Sarah Lacy the … Continue reading
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New German Government Question + Answer Website off to a very slow start
The website is being called “Dialog über Deutschland” — and apparently it is severely understaffed. Suggestions are either not being posted at all or not until long after being submitted. It almost seems as if they thought they could get … Continue reading
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Paul Krugman’s editorial vindicates a post I made last week
See “Entrepreneurs cannot exist in a vacuum” (I must admit that I was also familiar with Professor Krugman’s “clusters” ideas before I wrote this) Linked In News Post Forum
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It’s the end of the search as we know it :)
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The Occupy Movement gets freedom — but do either the 1% or the 99% really get freedom?
Several years ago I was introduced to “Open Space Technology” — a rather new approach to organisation and group behavior (see Occupy Open Space) — and in my view the Occupy Movement has indeed embraced much of the thinking behind … Continue reading
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