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Mike - wedding - Pairagraph for debate
Ken - measuring collective intelligence - gil: why / would measuring it increase it? - how do funders deal with measurement - julian: make - the opposite of collective intelligence is groupthink
Judy - dendritic stuff - collecting success stories - equally effective with funders - keep assessment "under the radar" so people don't freeze
Doug - limitations of measurement compared to stories
John - moderators on clubhouse - wokeness vs. free speech
George - collective intelligence is a myth - varying degrees of intellectual efficacy / efficiency - we invented a lot of kinds of "intelligence" - vs. mind skills mastering a cluster of mental skills - have just done more practice than other people - next big thing: Spaces by Twitter - audio is sometimes better than video - inventor of the telephone focus group - "radio is better than television because the pictures are better" - jerry: audio carries ~80% of the emotional valence - "audio gestures" - body language
Trae - syntropic world - https://syntropic.world/masterclass/ - FairShare Commons - gratitudes: - jay golden - scott moehring - ken homer
Kevin - how to interface with relative who's part of an antivax Waldorf school - rose quartz = embodier of love - jerry: “Your Ideas Are Not Your Identity”: Adam Grant on How to Get Better at Changing Your Mind (Evan Nesterak, Behavioral Scientist)
Marc - value creation processes, on knowledge, natural resources, for a couple tribes/nations in Brazil
Michael - Jim Fournier
Klaus - thinking and working in sectors, rather than thinking of system - consciousness (vs. collective intelligence) - are animals conscious? plants? is there an overarching consciousness
Gil - side channel conversations (missing in clubhouse) - droping the word "nature" (natural resources, natural capital) - (from pete, tweet about dropping the word "women's" from sports, or having to add "men's", either way)