The Multiplier Effect of Collective Curiosity - Ness Labs

What you have before you, then, is truly a collective effort. The ideas developed here could not have germinated or borne fruit without us thinking together—that is, without our relationship. We practiced curiosity collectively, connecting philosophy and neuroscience, literature and psychology, social justice and network science, so as to build a s

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Use a five-step strategy to make the curiosity journey work: 1. Set boundaries. 2. Take small steps to build a rhythm. 3. Cut down the intermediaries so that you experience the world through your own (or your team’s) eyes. Get up close and personal to foster direct experiences with all your senses. Virtual replicas can never replace the real thing.

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