The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Howard Rheingold may well have been the first pioneer to fall down into the chasm of cyberspace and the write about it. As Editor of the Whole Earth Review, following in the footsteps of founder Stewart Brand, he has consistently been on the bleeding edge of both righteous living for a Whole Earth, and the …
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Ann Blair on The History of Information The history professor and author of Too Much to Know: Managing Scholarly Information before the Modern Age tells us what researchers have been discovering about how earlier human societies collected, organised and used information… Amazing read and historical perspective about transmission. Knowledge and information are actually very different …
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Studies such as Nass et. al.’s “Cognitive Control in Media Multitaskers” have demonstrated on a general level that media multitaskers are actually rapidly task-switching and that the attentional costs of switching focus degrades efficiency in accomplishing individual tasks. But that research is just the beginning. Important to infotention is what is not yet known about …
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Institute for Social and Network Literacy Life Skills for Knowledge Citizenship Notes on cultivating a personal learning network Explore — it’s not just about knowing how to find experts, co-learners, but about exploration as invitation to serendipitous encounter. Search – Use Diigo, delicious, listorious, to find pools of expertise in the fields that interest you. …
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Howard Rheingold first came to the attention of the secret world when his book, Tools for Thinking, was integrated into Project George (Smiley) in the Office of Information Technoloigy. Independently of Diane Webb, whose articulation of CATALYST (Computer Aided Tools for the Analysis of Science and Technology) he defined human-centered and analytically-oriented computing. The US …
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In reverse order, as requested for the movie about to be released. There are no releasable photos from my time as a spy.
ANSWERS Robert Steele Responds to Questions from Dimensions of Disclosure Participants Supplement to BRIEFING: If I Were President Linked Table of Contents and All Answers Below the Fold. Does NOT include Q&A during LiveStream SHORT URL This Post: https://tinyurl.com/Steele-DD-2019-Answers
