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This post is an excerpt of Chapter 6 of Flock Not Clock. We create a culture of vision, mission, capacity, and learning Leaders often say their most p…
Across the animal kingdom, hunting methods vary. The more adept an animal is at distinguishing prey from not prey and further distinguishing one type …
I am fascinated by how easily humans are manipulated; which is often the result of structural blindspots (bias) that are used against one another. In …
Before the tweet below, I didn't know what a fronted adverbial was. It turns out that there's a name for a literary technique (most of us use often) w…
At the risk of sounding utterly pedestrian, possibly histrionic, and opening myself to accusations of making much ado about nothing...Google Chrome ta…
For decades I have built much of my understanding of reality on dialectical materialism and systems thinking learned from systems thinkers and scienti…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 6, 2021 — Dr. Derek Cabrera was inducted as Member of the International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences (IASCYS) …
This blog is from: https://gmschmidt3.medium.com/using-dsrp-in-health-and-human-performance-3a64432d83c9 While Systems Thinking v2.0 is not always nec…
Designing an Effective Vision Can Be Challenging. By far, the most challenging aspect of Vision design is that they are ideally binary. Where VMCL is …
Let’s take an example where a learner is asked to understand the species concept, a categorization system that explains that all life is organized acc…
This post was adapted from A Literature Review of the Universal and Atomic Elements of Complex Cognition . Turn on a nature documentary and you might …
A set of haunting images has hit the internet. Not Freddy Kruger haunting, but somehow equally disturbing for our brain. The text from one of the imag…
