The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Soul Engineering Primer
Connecting Artificial Intelligence, Education, Linguistics, Psychology, Quality Control, Systems Engineering, and Spiritual Transformation
PDF (49 Pages):SoulEngineeringPrimer
Future Directions and Open Everything (draft)
Micro and Macro
Human culture is a reflection of the human body
Continue reading “Chris Wagner: Future Directions Early Thoughts”
Adhering to God's Plan in a Global Society
Serious problems framed by the Pope from a transfinite perspective
Introduction
Authoritative doublespeak?
Comprehension of planning in a global context
Visual representation of planning in a global context
Visually associating incommensurable worldviews and global plans
Distortion of global insight through planar projection
Interpreting exhortation to adhere to God's Plan
Conversion of a plan into a viable cognitive vehicle
Visual caricatures of the challenge of global governance
Relevance of astrophysics to perception of the gravity of global problems?
References
Profit is Sustainable – If You Build Upon Intelligence with Integrity
There are so many success stories today on the edges of the economy and society – EcoVillages, Transition Towns, and Intentional Communities among them – but the core concept of sustainable profit consistent with social and ecological integrity has yet to go mainstream. At the same time, the progressive activists are nearly incoherent – they do not share information, lack tools for thinking, and have virtually no political power to speak of. On this point, see Mich Sifry’s lovely new book, The Big Disconnect: Why the Internet Hasn’t Fixed Politics (Yet).
There is good news on two fronts. First, a breaking of ranks among the elite, moving away from their industrial-era control precepts; and second, an emerging concept for uniting the eight information networks needed to create sustainable future-oriented hybrid governance rooted in ethical evidence-based decision-support.
Continue reading “Reflections: Paradise Found – Redefining Prosperity”
Towards a Community Data Commons
Greg Bloom
This all points to a question that the civic technology movement must consider: whose responsibility is it to produce and share knowledge about a community?
In Mexico, open government includes social justice, press freedom, and innovation
The Presidency of Mexico's national digital strategy coordinator, Alejandra Lagunes, speaks with Alex Howard about the country's plan for open government and digital innovation.
Finding Books: Not Much Has Changed
Three or four years ago I described what I called “the book findability” problem. The audience was a group of confident executives trying to squeeze money from an old school commercial database model. Here’s how the commercial databases worked in 1979.
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What the write up triggered was the complete and utter failure of indexing services to make an attempt to locate, index, and provide a pointer to books regardless of form. The baloney about indexing “all” information is shown to be a toothless dragon. The failure of the Google method and the flaws of the Amazon, Library of Congress, and commercial database providers is evident.
