The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
What’s this message is about: Within a month of toppling its dictator, Tunisia’s 2011 Arab Spring revolution was bogged down with a struggling transition government and a countrywide general strike. An ad agency that identified with the revolution (and needed the country to get back to work in order to sell its clients’ products!) decided …
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Good facilitation can help us hear each other in ways that free up our collective energy for change. Here is a provocative story about how nonviolence activists can use that power – and the spirit with which it needs to be used to be most effective. Listening for Change: A remarkable essay by a remarkable …
I’ve written a lot about co-intelligent activism and just recently discovered my original writings on the subject from two decades ago. These reflections are still very relevant. They may well change your idea of what social change activism is – or should be – all about. Early Reflections on Co-Intelligent Activism Below are the three …
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What is intelligence? What is co-intelligence? How is co-intelligence a bigger form of intelligence? What is a bigger picture perspective and what are bigger picture outcomes? What helps people make co-intelligence happen? Isn’t co-intelligence just collaboration? What’s the difference between co-intelligence and collective intelligence? What is co-stupidity? What causes people and groups to be co-stupid? …
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Collective intelligence is more than most people in the field think it is. And co-intelligence is more than collective intelligence – since it includes collective intelligence and goes way beyond it. In this post I try to indicate the differences between these concepts, provide a taste of how big they each are, and offer a …
