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Anthony Judge: Interrelating Multiple Ways of Looking at a Crisis

Cultural Intelligence, Knowledge

Interrelating Multiple Ways of Looking at a Crisis

Beyond the pandemic discipline of the one right way

Contents:

Ways of looking — and ways of thinking?
Systematic approaches to contrasting ways of thinking
Clues from personality typing to ways of thinking in a crisis?
Possibility of interrelating ways of looking at a crisis
Distinguishing ways of looking at features of the pandemic response
Ways of looking distinguished in terms of “compass” orientation
Ways of looking in terms of angles and orientations
Humour as a way of evoking distinctive perspectives
Effective strategic commitment to oversimplification and unsubtlety

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Answers on OSINT for India 47: Two Examples and The Bottom Line

Answers, Design

Sir,

In many of your videos and papers/docs, you mention the following examples-

  • That once you had asked a retired bank chief to give you a summary of the banking situation for 250 USD while the intel community couldn’t gather what you did even after spending thousand’s. Kindly tell about it.
  • Once a US president, when TECHINT could not provide the answer, asked a journalist to confirm whether the forces had hit precisely or not.

Please elaborate on the two.

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Stephen E. Arnold: No Internet? No Problem. Well, Maybe a Small Almost Insignificant Hurdle

Autonomous Internet
Stephen E. Arnold

No Internet? No Problem. Well, Maybe a Small Almost Insignificant Hurdle

The Internet is an essential tool for modern life, but not everyone in the United States has ready access to broadband services. The US is one of the worldโ€™s most developed countries, so how many of its citizens cannot get online? In 2020, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), estimated that 14.5 million Americans lacked Internet access, however, that number is no where near the truth.

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Stephen E Arnold: Google: Do What We Say, Ignore What We Do, Just Heel!

Data, Education, IO Impotency, Knowledge

Google: Do What We Say, Ignore What We Do, Just Heel!
If this Reddit diagram is on the money, we have a great example of how Google management goes about rule making. The post is called โ€œGoogle Canโ€™t Pass Its Own Page Speed Test.โ€ The post was online on June 5, 2021, but when Beyond Search posts this short item, that Reddit post may be tough to find.

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Marshall Masters: The Liberation of Humanity

11 Society, Corruption, Education, Government

A terrible vengeance will claim millions if not hundreds of millions and trigger a global freedom movement into action in the months ahead.

Concurrently, the hotly suppressed election audit in Maricopa County, AZ, if allowed to proceed, will set in motion Trumpโ€™s eventual return to the White House, wherever that may be.

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