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Jul 30
Daniel Friedman's response to the Scenius' first thematic newsletter series.
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Jul 30
Daniel Friedman's response to the Scenius' first thematic newsletter series.
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Scenius Digest
Aug 4
Wu Gwei, or Going with the Flow of Governance
Applying daoist and sociocratic principles to sensemaking and governance.
Scenius Digest
Aug 4
Wu Gwei, or Going with the Flow of Governance
Applying daoist and sociocratic principles to sensemaking and governance.
Scenius Digest
Jul 31
Making Sense of Sensemaking
An overview of sensemaking both solo and community varieties
Scenius Digest
Jul 31
Making Sense of Sensemaking
An overview of sensemaking both solo and community varieties
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Jan 24
Scenius Gardens Digest No. 1
An exercise in collective intelligence
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Jan 24
Scenius Gardens Digest No. 1
An exercise in collective intelligence
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Jul 29
Social Sensemaking
Emerging a community sensemaking pattern language through a mind-mapping approach.
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Jul 29
Social Sensemaking
Emerging a community sensemaking pattern language through a mind-mapping approach.
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Jul 3
What is the language of sensemaking?
A sensemaking pattern language begins to take shape.
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Jul 3
What is the language of sensemaking?
A sensemaking pattern language begins to take shape.
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Scenius Digest
Jul 31
From Genius Science to Scenius Science
Why personal AI tools might not be all we need to revolutionize science
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Jul 31
From Genius Science to Scenius Science
Why personal AI tools might not be all we need to revolutionize science
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Scenius Digest
Jan 6
Gems from the sensemaking scenius
Our digital worlds often feel like endless rivers of images, memes and text flowing in our feeds like water between our fingers. We sometimes like a piece of content, share it with others, and move on. But when do we stop to come back to what we found? Robin Sloan wrote in his tap essay Fish back in 2012 that “to love is to return.” He realized that on the Internet we liked many things, but we rarely love. How many blog posts, videos, or tweets did you read twice over the last year? Did you e...
Scenius Digest
Jan 6
Gems from the sensemaking scenius
Our digital worlds often feel like endless rivers of images, memes and text flowing in our feeds like water between our fingers. We sometimes like a piece of content, share it with others, and move on. But when do we stop to come back to what we found? Robin Sloan wrote in his tap essay Fish back in 2012 that “to love is to return.” He realized that on the Internet we liked many things, but we rarely love. How many blog posts, videos, or tweets did you read twice over the last year? Did you e...
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Kristen Pavle and 9 others
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Kristen Pavle and 9 others