Steve Whitla
@swhitla
Visual thinking + Systems thinking = Making the world a more meaningful place
Dit vind je misschien leuk
My TEDx talk is back online now - making the world more meaningful through maps and systems thinking: youtu.be/hAFclNJ--Gs
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Mapping society for a more meaningful world | Steve Whitla | TEDxOx...
"Every time I work or give I discover a little bit more about why I am." - Etsko Schuitema
It’s weird how certain everyone sounds in their opinions about AI safety (in twitter replies to me). My academic papers about AI have been cited ~5000 times, so I’m not completely ignorant— and I don’t have a clue. Maybe y’all could try to be a little less certain too?
If the purpose of a system is what it does, there must be some interesting parallels between the ISO Catalogue and the DSM
This was so much fun, what better way to end the year than by talking shared meaning with some crazy data scientists in Texas. You guys are awesome - thanks for having me on.
We had a phenomenal conversation with @swhitla on Catalog & Cocktails @HonestNoBSData podcast about shared meaning. Takeaways: - Meaning is when you connect to experiences. - Shared meaning is when we get the same feeling of excitement together - You need to draw more!
I haven't had time to write much this year, but these thoughts have been percolating for the last six months since reading Walter Isaacson's biography of Leonardo, and contrasting Leonardo's approach with my day-to-day experience of management consulting: meaning.guide/index.php/2021…
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Whose line is it anyway? Observation and the art of management • Meaning Guide
I suspect Leonardo da Vinci would have made a truly awful management consultant. He took years to get anything done, was constantly distracted by new ideas, didn’t finish half the projects he...
Be who you needed when you were younger.
Wow, look at how non-linear this is. Looking here thirdsummerinrussia.blogspot.com/2017/09/dostoe… this is apparently what became the Grand Inquisitor parable, one of the most affecting things I've ever read.
Dostoevsky's manuscript for The Brothers Karamazov (1880)
"Having brought the silos down, silo-fighters are faced with all the problems that were continuously solved by the silos during theirlifespan." How much pain could be avoided if well meaning management consultants realised this? @kvistgaard in Essential Balances (p127)
“Modern universities are full of people who postured with concepts. And yet, these are the people who have to change as the next wave of digitalization sweeps over us. I suspect it's not going to be an easy ride.” Deontic power meet digital economy. Fascinating.
What is happening with "digitalization" in education? dailyimprovisation.blogspot.com/2021/05/what-i…
If you were to re-title all of your organisation's "Our values" posters so that they better described what they actually were, what would you write? meaning.guide/index.php/2021…
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