For the moment, I will use the term Collaboration Ware to refer to an assembly of software and people/practices to assist a (Telic?) team (or network of teams) in accomplishing things (Team Work). What is Collaboration? (more)

My label for what most people who are against Corporatized Schooling School Reform want. (more)

an Innovation that changes the structure of a Market? see Innovator's Dilemma (more)

book by Clayton Christensen, subtitled "When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail" ISBN:0060521996 (more)

Book that applies the Business Model Canvas from Business Model Generation to your career planning (Making A Living). ISBN:1118156315 http://businessmodelyou.com/ (more)

Scott Shipp: My note-taking process. Markdown generally looks okay as plain text, but elements like tables, links, or images don't work. Converting to HTML is how I pick up the power of these features. (more)

Default Friend: Is social media culture an 'oral culture'? Do we only think we live in a “written culture” because we’re writing, but actually live in an “oral culture”? Though we technically read and write every day thanks to texting and social media, are we actually literate in a real sense? (more)

Steven Johnson: How Do You Capture Your Hunches? One of the opening chapters of my book Where Good Ideas Come From was called “The Slow Hunch,” which was my attempt to question the centrality of “eureka” moments in the way we think about creativity. (more)

Steven Johnson: Designing a Workflow For Thinking. At some point in the fall of 1988, during my sophomore year of college, Apple released a strange but—to me at least—intoxicating new application called Hypercard. (more)

Default Friend #86: Rejection sensitivity. We apply to hundreds of jobs. We swipe on hundreds if not thousands of people on dating apps. Many of us are like me, and perpetually have an infinite loop of notifications on an infinite loop of communication apps. (more)

Default Friend: Is anorexia the nexus of all online communities? Pro-ana-style thinking is both ground zero for understanding the mechanics of digital communities and at the core of all digital communities. (virtual community) (more)

Peter Limberg: The Meta Tribe. I was reminded of this sensemaking session, in which a few of us meta podcasters participated two weeks ago, on Tim Adalin’s Voicecraft Collective, just as it was dawning on us that the shit was going to hit the fan. A thought came alive for me during that chat: two tribes will form during this crisis: a kinetic and a meta tribe (more)

Yascha Mounk: The System Held. Some believed the covid-19 pandemic would expose the irrationality of the Western economic system. They were wrong. (more)

Ben Hunt: The Long Now, Pt. 4 - Snip! The Long Now is driven by the constant stimulus applied to our economy and the constant fear applied to our politics. Today’s note is on how we survive the Long Now. Because it won’t be easy. (more)

Ben Hunt: The Long Now, Pt. 1 - Tick-Tock. Last year I wrote a series of notes called Things Fall Apart ((2018-08-08) Hunt Things Fall Apart), focused on the transformation of our most important social institutions – small-l liberal institutions like free markets and free elections – from cooperation-allowing games (Positive-Sum) to competition-requiring games (Zero-Sum). That sounds bloodless and small, but it’s not. It’s literally how society self-destructs in a widening gyre of mistrust and defection. (more)

Debt Financing for individuals. Generally focuses on Unsecured Debt, rather than Mortgages. Includes Student Loans and Healthcare debt.

HealthCare Insurance (more)

aka Zoning Law (more)

A key part of Urban Design. Most "sustainable" way to Commute? (more)

The Opening Planning Project (more)