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Complexity and Simplicity
A group to discuss the insights of Complexity research and use them to build on the Social Brain project to improve understanding of how best to organise, both in formal groups and communities.See More
Matthew Kálmán Mezey commented on Indy Neogy's group 'Complexity and Simplicity'
"I can't really put my finger on it - but if there was a way to look at what complexity/emergence can tell us about membership organisations - re collaboration, crowdsourcing ideas, transparency etc - then that would be pretty interesting, for…"
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Carlos Largacha-Martinez commented on Indy Neogy's group 'Complexity and Simplicity'
"Hi Indy and Matthew
I think that the 'time' issue is real, but also I think that if we have a 'project' or 'proposal' within the group, that will invite us to participate more actively. So what about complexity and…"
Indy Neogy replied to Matthew Kálmán Mezey's discussion 'Videos from 21st century policy-making and complexity event now available' in the group Complexity and Simplicity
"Thanks for posting this Matthew!
Great input for the group.
I know Greg, but it seems I'd fallen off the mailing list, so I've resubscribed.
I've made contact with John Field, too.
I can promise that developments will be slow,…"
Matthew Kálmán Mezey commented on Indy Neogy's group 'Complexity and Simplicity'
"Hi Indy,
I don't think the long established group has any online presence. Do contact the e-mail given in my blog: http://www.rsablogs.org.uk/2012/social-economy/networkscomplexity-future-policymaking-rsa-event-report/ and become a…"
Indy Neogy commented on Indy Neogy's group 'Complexity and Simplicity'
"Hi Matthew,
To be absolutely honest, it's not just that people don't have time for discussion, but that I don't have as much time as I hope to seed the group with content. Also, I'm not really a "stirrer" on e-forums by…"
Matthew Kálmán Mezey commented on Indy Neogy's group 'Complexity and Simplicity'
"Hi Indy,
It can be hard to tell whether people don't have time for discussion, or whether there's a need for more active seeding of content by a group's facilitator. Or just that the group needs some more members.
Maybe you need to…"
Indy Neogy commented on Indy Neogy's group 'Complexity and Simplicity'
"Welcome to our latest member Matthew Mezey.
It seems clear to me that people in this group don't have a lot of time for discussion here on the Ning. Anyone have suggestions for what we should do?
Maybe some kind of online meet up?
Or would…"
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Complexity and Simplicity
A group to discuss the insights of Complexity research and use them to build on the Social Brain project to improve understanding of how best to organise, both in formal groups and communities.See More
Carlos Largacha-Martinez left a comment for Indy Neogy
"Perfect Indy. I'll send you more things through here or twiteer. Although this is a social-philosophical piece, if you have time, this is the book where I structured the 'quantic humanism'.Quantic Humanism Book"
Carlos Largacha-Martinez left a comment for Indy Neogy
"Indy,
I'm attaching a presentation that I did at IESE (Barcelona, 2010) that deals with quantum humanism and humanistic management. One of the slides is a relation (an invitation?) between the principles of a humanistic manager and the ones of…"
Carlos Largacha-Martinez left a comment for Indy Neogy
"Hi Indy
Great that you like quantum humanism. Is a mixture between quantum mechanics (or sub-atomic physics) and otherness (or alterity). I did a theoretical research about both topics, using scholars and practitioners in both topics like Fritjov…"
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Complexity and Simplicity
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Indy Neogy added a discussion to the group Complexity and Simplicity
Did anyone attend the recent 21st Century Policy Development event?
Greg of Synthesis co-hosted with the RSA - sounded very interesting, but I couldn't make it.Anyone here go? Any thoughts?See More
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- Main areas of interest are culture and complexity - and how these bodies of knowledge can improve our ability to make a better world.
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- At 22:22 on April 20, 2012,
Carlos Largacha-Martinez said… Perfect Indy. I'll send you more things through here or twiteer. Although this is a social-philosophical piece, if you have time, this is the book where I structured the 'quantic humanism'.Quantic Humanism Book
- At 22:24 on April 19, 2012, Carlos Largacha-Martinez said…
Indy,
I'm attaching a presentation that I did at IESE (Barcelona, 2010) that deals with quantum humanism and humanistic management. One of the slides is a relation (an invitation?) between the principles of a humanistic manager and the ones of a quantum manager. I do not explain them there.
Carlos
- At 22:43 on April 13, 2012, Carlos Largacha-Martinez said…
Hi Indy
Great that you like quantum humanism. Is a mixture between quantum mechanics (or sub-atomic physics) and otherness (or alterity). I did a theoretical research about both topics, using scholars and practitioners in both topics like Fritjov Capra, David Bohm (physics) and Enrique Duseel, Abraham Maslow, Carl Jung (alterity). Right now I have been applying it to management, and trying to link it to Peter Senge's five disciplines. We can talk more if you want anytime by skype (ID: carlos.largacha).
Saludos,
Carlos
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