The War on Sensemaking, Daniel Schmachtenberger
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The War on Sensemaking, Daniel Schmachtenberger
We cannot just treat the Meaning Crisis as a scientific problem, but we can certainly argue for it in a highly plausible way.
John Vervaeke, Christopher Mastropietro, • Awakening From the Meaning Crisis
We can unleash the culturally transformative power of collective intelligence by forming local, regional and global communities of practice that live the questions together.
Daniel Wahl • Designing Regenerative Cultures
The modern internet overwhelms us, disheartens us, and distracts us from what matters most. But most alarming of all, it erodes our ability to trust—in others, in ourselves, in institutions, in humanity, and in the future. The scary thing about losing trust is that it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. When we suspect the worst, it creates a downw... See more
rob hardy • The more beautiful internet our hearts know is possible
Smaller units (individuals, communities, etc.) have efficient but localized forms of doing a thing. The doing of the thing is plugged into a much larger worldview which explains both how to do the thing and why you do the thing — James Scott calls that metis. When a larger unit (states, corporations, what have you) subsumes the smaller unit, it ten... See more
Aaron Z. Lewis • Metaphors we believe by
This reaction is understandable, as it based on two defining characteristics of today’s social decay that the peace researcher Johan Galtung calls anomie, the loss of norms and values, and atomie, the breakdown of social structures.
C Otto Scharmer, Peter Senge (Foreword) • Theory U
