The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
“Libraries and Broadband: Becoming Radical Change Agents in Our Communities” December 2, 2010 16:05 Slides from a recent presentation by Professor R. David Lankes, Director of the Information Institute, Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies, and director of the library science program for the school. From the Abstract: And so we come to the point. …
Interesting search. Having conceptualized modern intelligence as remedial education for leaders who never learned to think in integrative terms (a point made by Buckminster Fuller in Ideas & Integrities) and also in Harlan Cleveland’s The Knowledge Executive, this is a fascinating topic worthy of deep development over time. Process Models Epoch A leadership is the …
Wikipedia Overview No Labels Home Page See Also: The founding fathers had no labels (San Diego Examiner) WARNING NOTICE: http://www.taylormarsh.com has a major virus. Do NOT go to their story on the Houston meeting (apart from its being hype, now it’s just plain dangerous). Phi Beta Iota: We believe the following: 1. Michael Bloomberg wants …
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Medard Gabel (Author), Design Science/Global Solutions Lab (Contributor) Revolutionary–a Milestone in Human Applied Thought November 30, 2010 I have looked over the galley that is free online (as are all my books) and consider this to be a milestone in human applied thought. I have bought it here at Amazon, confident this is going to …
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Buckminster Fuller 6 Star and Beyond–the Essence of Fuller, the Future of Humanity November 28, 2010 I did not truly begin to understand the breadth and depth of Buckminster Fuller’s thinking until I read this book as it deserves to be read, with full attention and detailed notes. This is one of those books that …
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Extract from Conclusion in the Above: I have observed the World Game as a student-participant, and wish it well. I have also observed Bob Pickus’s work, as a student-participant in Turn Toward Peace, and wish him well. There are still other alternatives, but whichever road leads us faster into a world without war, what I …
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Donald B. Kraybill Steven M. Nolt David L. Weaver-Zercher Three World-Class Authors on Amish Create Single Distillation November 28, 2010 I bought this book because two colleagues, Howard Rheingold and Kevin Kelly, are both working on books about the Amish in relation to technology, with the key thought being that when the Amish adopt or …
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