updated 7mo ago
Chris Kaskie, Varyer
- finding new ways to connect and have authentic, generative conversation to make sense of complexity - whether cultural or personal - is more important than it’s ever been.
from The Sensemaking Companion: Section II by Alexander Beiner
Stuart Evans added
Few forms of curiosity are more powerful than conversation. An exchange of ideas is how we explore new possibilities. Conversations, when they are at their best, are unscripted vehicles for discovery. At scale, they create the symphony of discourse.
from Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures by Seth Goldenberg
sari and added
- "Conversations are the algorithm for randomness that take you out of the myopic cycles in your mind" — David Perell
Pin added
- I think there's this idealized version of modern interactions where, especially in the context of startups, where there's this idea that you'll make something, you'll drop it or release it, and then you'll distribute it to thousands and millions of people. And I think what's actual, and the thing that's much more effortful, but much more human too,... See more
from Plexus Voices
Alex Dobrenko added
- My secret, cynical theory is that we are so completely numbed and overwhelmed by information these days that we simply don’t think in these more abstract terms anymore (and I think it’s that numbness that I want to capture in this piece somehow). Or maybe we still do, but it all gets lost in idle musings on Twitter or in group chats or messages to
... See morefrom Working notes for Summer of Protocols
Severin Matusek added
- if you’re in a conversation, you have to listen to the other person. Because if you don’t, you won’t know what to say when it’s your turn to talk.
Conversations reset the power and compliance dynamic, because conversations enable us to be heard.
Conversations generate their own interest, because after you speak your piece, you’re probably very focuse... See morefrom The Conversation by seths.blog
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