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SchwartzReport: GOOD Supergreen Hydrogen, 400 Year Old Moss Revived BAD Citi-Bank, Monsanto

Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Earth Intelligence

schwartz reportGOOD

Here potentially is some very good news. An alternative energy source, a technology for reversing ocean acidification, and a CO2 sequestration remediation.

Scientists Develop CO2 Sequestration Technique That Produces ‘Supergreen' Hydrogen Fuel, Offsets Ocean Acidifica
ANNE M STARK – Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

This may seem very esoteric but I am publishing it because it is telling us something about how consciousness enters matter at the cellular level. I think what we call life is actually membership in the interconnected, interdependent network of consciousness, from cells to high order mammals. Clearly it is of a different order from physical structures that are expressions of! consciousness, but lack consciousness of the same order as living organisms. In rough terms it is the difference between the log and the tree. What made this story stand out for me was what, after 400 years, made the chemicals that made up the detritus that had once been moss, turn on those chemicals so that consciousness created life.

400-year-old Frozen Moss Brought Back to Life in Scientist’s lab
SHEILA PRATT – The Edmonton Journal (Canada)

BAD

More on the corruption of Congress trend in favor of a Non-geographical Corporate State. The corruption has become so blatant that they hardly bother to hide it any more.  There is only one solution to this: Completely replacing the current Congress with ethical people who genuinely care about the nation's wellbeing. Then overturning Citizens' United, and establishing some kind of public funding of elections so that outright bribery is no longer business-as-usual. I confess I am not very sanguine any of this will happen. So far it seems to me that large portions of the country are committed to a kind of societal suicide.

See How Citigroup Wrote a Bill So It Could Get a Bailout
ERIKA EICHELBERGER – Mother Jones

In Europe, at least, Monsanto is beginning to be held accountable. I wonder how many Americans will die before it happens here?

Monsanto Found Guilty of Chemical Poisoning in Landmark Case
The Conucopia Institute

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Olivier Zara: Free Online New Book (in French) on Paradoxical Management

Advanced Cyber/IO, Collective Intelligence, Commercial Intelligence, Communities of Practice, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics
Olivier Zara
Olivier Zara

Management de l'intelligence collective

Réseaux sociaux – Technologies 2.0

A l’évocation du mot “intelligence collective”, certains comprennent “perdre le contrôle”, anarchie, désordre,… ; d’autres comprennent innovation, résolution de problème, performance collective, valorisation des intelligences et des expertises pour mieux produire et mieux vendre.

Dans les entreprises, l’intelligence collective n’existe pas. Il faut la créer par la volonté des dirigeants (c’est une décision, une vision, un paradigme et non le constat résigné qu’on fait que cela existe ou que cela n’existe pas). Dire que l’intelligence collective n’existe pas est une vision du monde. Vouloir créer l’intelligence collective et la gérer est une autre vision du monde. Si vous lisez ce blog… vous connaissez la mienne 

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Mais, peut-on vouloir créer et gérer l’intelligence collective si on a peur de produire du désordre, de l’anarchie ? Depuis 10 ans que je travaille sur le sujet, j’ai toujours considéré que le simple fait de poser cette question était une forme de résistance au changement et que répondre à cette question était une perte de temps. Je pense aujourd’hui que je me suis trompé et, par ce billet, je vais donc réparer mon erreur.

Pour répondre à la question, je vous propose le concept de management paradoxal qui induit l’idée d’une organisation paradoxale. Le terme de  “management paradoxal” m’a été inspiré par Dee Hock, fondateur et ancien CEO de VISA via son livre Birth of the Chaordic Age. “Chaordic” est la contraction de chaos et d’ordre : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaordic.

Voici une carte de l’organisation paradoxale montrant les 8 parties indispensables à la construction d’une entreprise performante :

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English and Other Links Below the Line

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Mini-Me: African Union at 50 — Anti-NATO Anti-EU or an EU-NATO ACT Opportunity? How Should EU-NATO Engage BRICS Over Africa?

Collective Intelligence, Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Earth Intelligence, Gift Intelligence, Peace Intelligence
Who? Mini-Me?
Who? Mini-Me?

Huh?

Africa and U.S. Imperialism – Post-Colonial Crises and the Imperatives of the African Revolution (AllAfrica)

Africa: Celebrating Tajudeen, the OAU and AU – Which Way Africa? (AllAfrica)

Africa Must Guarantee Her Own Security (AllAfrica)

Africa rises as BRICS countries set up a different development aid model (Kenya Daily Nation)

African Union and EU to Strengthen Trade and Economic Links (AllAfrica)

African Union can halt NATO imperialism (Iran Press TV video and transcript)

Africa: The Organization of African Unity (OAU)/African Union at 50 (AllAfrica)

Africa: The Other Side of the Coin – Celebrating 50 Years Without the Same Recognition From Its Western Counterparts (AllAfrica)

Analysis: Africa defense force never more needed but still a paper tiger (defenceWeb)

Angola: University Lecture Releases “African Union, Quo Vadis?” Essay (AllAfrica)

At South Africa summit, lack of cohesion weighs heavily on the BRICS (Christian Science Monitor)

Brazil writes off $900mn African debt (The BRICS Post)

Brics and Africa: a winning partnership against hunger? (The Guardian)

Brics bank seen to spur tourism (Calcutta The Telegraph)

BRICS chafe under charge of “new imperialists” in Africa (Reuters)

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Berto Jongman: McKinsey 12 Technologies Driving the Future — With Comment from Robert Steele

Advanced Cyber/IO, Civil Society, Collective Intelligence, Commerce, Commercial Intelligence, Earth Intelligence, Ethics
Berto Jongman
Berto Jongman

These 12 technologies will drive our economic future

Neil Irwin

Washington Post, 24 May 2013

As the chart shows, the McKinsey folks believe that the most economically significant technologies over the next decade-plus will be those already well underway in their development — the mobile Internet, largely in place in the adv

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Indeed, maybe the single biggest takeaway from the study is this: The things that will have the greatest impact on the economy in the medium term aren’t the ones that seem to most excite the imagination and public interest. Instead, the potentially powerful innovations are mostly those that have been evolving for many years in new ways.

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The real economic benefits of innovation, at least over the near term, come not from the flashy, mind-blowing ideas, but from clever combinations of technologies that are just maturing with those that have been around for ages.

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Stephen E. Arnold: Google Implants — You Will Buy What We Are Paid to Tell You to Buy….

07 Other Atrocities, Commerce, Commercial Intelligence, Corporations, Cyberscams, malware, spam, Ethics, IO Impotency, Power Behind-the-Scenes/Special Interests
Stephen E. Arnold
Stephen E. Arnold

Google Implants By 2030?

From Marketplace Tech comes an interesting article on Google Glass and the projections into the future in regards to similar projects. The article, “Google’s Ray Kurzweil on the Computers that will Live in our Brains,” discusses how everything Google puts its hands on is changing how we search, retrieve and interact with information. As in nearly all articles these days discussing Google Glass Ray Kurzweil, the director of engineering at Google, leads the conversation.

Kurzweil posits that we will eventually move beyond devices that simply allow us to look at the world through a keyhole. Instead, he forecasts that people will be online all the time. He projects that devices post-Glass will ultimately be the size of blood cells able to be sent inside the brain and connect to the cloud around the mid-2030’s.

The article tells us more:

“In Kurzweil’s vision, these advances don’t simply bring computers closer to our biological systems. Machines become more like us. ‘Your personality, your skills are contained in information in your neocortex, and it is information,’ Kurzweil says. ‘These technologies will be a million times more powerful in 20 years and we will be able to manipulate the information inside your brain.’ As that data locked up inside our brain becomes searchable, inimitable human qualities suddenly become easier to emulate. Kurzweil denies that the searching and backup up of the brain itself is a bloodless pursuit, depleted of human emotion.”

Artificial intelligence and the melding of biology and machine is increasingly discussed in the media in reference to Google Glass. Will Glass evolve to Google impants? The bigger question is touched upon in this particular article: is it altruistic intentions or advertising that is driving this kind of technology?

Megan Feil, May 20, 2013

Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Beyond Search

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John Maguire: YouTube Audio (1:21:36) Blue Science’s Matt Pulver: Subquantum Kinetics, Pathological Science, and Modeling Consciousness

Collective Intelligence, Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence
John Maguire
John Maguire

Published on May 17, 2013

Interview with Physicist and Consciousness Researcher Matt Pulver on the topics of Theoretical Physics, the Sociology of Science, and Consciousness/Perception. Matt works with Dr. Paul LaViolette in modeling Subquantum Kinetics; Dr. Paul's novel systems approach to microphysics and cosmology. Matt is also the coordinator of Project Camelot's Blue Science, an undertaking intended to expand public awareness of ‘Censored Science'. Reference Abstracted Outline below for effective skimming:

0.min-6.min: Matt's Academic experience; Project Camelot/Blue Science; Funding in Academia; the Independent Researcher; Kerry Cassidy

6.min-30.min: Collaberative work with Dr. Paul LaViolette; Predictions of Subquantum Kinetics; String Theory as a Brain Drain; Particles as Dissipative Structures; Gravity; Unaccounted Core Energy in Planets/Stars; Genic Energy; Galactic Superwaves; Pioneer Anomaly;  Was There a Big Bang; Red Shift as a Doppler Effect; Red Shift as Tired Light Effect; Micro Physics as an Open System Phenomenon

31.min-37.min: Science in Academia; Was the Ether Disproven; Politics of the Master Game; Black Projects; Phil Schneider and Underground Bases; Sociology of Science; Thrive Movie

38.min-54.min: Ra and the Law of One; Space for Spirituality; Gödel's Theorem; Philosophy/History of Mathematics; Consciousness; False-Flags; What Is Truth; Russell's Paradox; Formal Number Theory; Shortcomings/Limitations of Mathematical Logic/Proofs; Qualitative vs. Quantitative Thinking

55.min-1.hour.2.min: Structure of Consciousness; Altered Perception; Limitations of Awareness; Archetypes and Artifacts; Embracing Paradox and Holism

1.hour.3.min-1.hour.21.min: Where Does Consciousness Come From; Self-Awareness and God; Electrogravitics; Reverse Engineering B2-Bomber; T. Townsend Brown; Anti-Gravity; Cloaking/Stealth; Philadelphia Experiment; Gravitational Potential/Vector Force; The Scalar Ether; Over-Unity Prototypes

 

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