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  1. Jan 2025
    1. Rhizome champions born-digital art and culture through commissions, exhibitions, scholarship, and digital preservation.

    1. The Moot was a discussion group concerned with education, social reconstruction, and the role of culture in society.

      Its Mooter than ever

    1. The default copyright "license" is that only the original author has the right to distribute and/or modify the work.

      copyright is the fall of man

    1. To opt out of the copyright industry's game altogether and set your code free

      set your code free

    2. Because you have more important things to do than enriching lawyers or imposing petty restrictions on users of your code

      enriching lawyers

    3. Unlicense YourselfSet Your Code Free

      Wow that's the licence I want

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    1. Man, being the servant and interpreter

      Mand sevant interpreter - nature do understand - only observed fact thought - course of nature Beyond this not - knows - can dp anything

    1. observed in fact or in thought

      original

      Man, being the servant and interpreter of Nature, can do and understand so much and so much only as he has observed in fact or in thought - of the course of nature. Beyond this he neither knows anything nor can do anything

    1. I. Homo, naturae minister et interpres, tantum facit et intelligit quantum de naturae ordine re vel mente observaverit: nec amplius scit, aut potest.

      to

      Man, being the servant and interpreter of Nature, can do and understand so much and so much only as he has

      observed in fact or in thought

      of the course of nature. Beyond this he neither knows anything nor can do anything

  3. www.docs-to-markdown.beanroad.com www.docs-to-markdown.beanroad.com
    1. Docs to Markdown: a Google DocsTM add-on

      x

    1. divine certainty

      c

    2. pursuit of truth

      philosophy is going meta in our human pursuit to understand and to be understood. Truth is tricky tricky,

      Mind is driven to expand and revels in the adjacent impossible and harnesses ti render adjacent possibles, realities Which is a more accessible form of love, responsibility to dream, aiming to maximizing one's engagement in labour of love and maximising the time that one can devote to that

    3. We shall self-legislate.

      self-legislate

    4. Christian claim that history has a direction

      history has a direction

    5. Marxism is a materialist version of Gnosticism

      material version of Gnosticism

    6. Claiming that everything is wholly determined by laws of physics is self-refuting.

      phyicsself refuting

    7. you shall know them by their fruits

      rules

    8. nothing more than will to power

      power

    9. What role did worship of science play in the destruction of European civilization

      x

    10. commitment to truth

      commitment

    11. State tell researchers what conclusions they should reach, this undermines the practice of science.

      undermines science

    12. for it to be science there has to be a pursuit of truth

      science pursuit of truth

    13. higher level properties are not reducible to those properties

      x

    14. infinite regress in our attempt to define the meaning of a word

      no infinte regress it will always be loops and networks

    15. transcends what we want to be the cas

      transcends what we ant it to be the case?

      argue for transcendence via emergence

    16. The pursuit of justice is a process of continual inquiry.

      lost the quote

    17. freedom of inquiry is justified

      freedom of inquiry

    18. What about other goals than liberty

      beyond liberty

    19. a veritable suspension of logic

      yep

    20. we bring new realities into existence. Polanyi recognises that doing mathematics is a less personal process than writing a novel, but he claims that even mathematics has a discovery process which cannot be reduced to rules. Creativity is a process of emergence. But that does not imply that we can create anything we want. Existence operates within constraints.

      cretvity emergence

      not anything we want

    21. the role which the unspecified plays in knowing

      unspecified

    22. We always know more than is captured by our descriptions.

      c

    23. But this implies that our choice of axioms is arbitrary

      it does not axioms by their statement are limited to a specific domain

      like geometry

      conservative exwnsion or alterative conceptualizations

    24. experience goes beyond what language can describe

      language can be used to describe

      use my favourite turn of phrase

      it is not a compromise it is a bloody surrender

      awareness of something we may get to name

    25. leaps of understanding

      just a hunch a feeling out to it

    26. abductive reasoning

      anticipiation as Bacon calls it

      I call it Out-tution

    27. Description

      not using the word articulation is not right

    28. we can only know that which we can describe.

      x

    29. Except maybe for abstract objects in formal systems

      why abstract just object where it is the complete description or process for their creation has to be complete for it to be available

      computers can be seen as descriptions embodied made ideas brought to life ascending to embodied physicallity

    30. invention of the alphabet.

      other civilizations invented alphabet sanskrit?

    31. background awareness,

      subsidiary>

    1. Description

    2. Ady Endre: Menekülés az Úrhoz

      Menekülés az Úrhoz

      ``` Be szép a régi kép, a tiszta, Be szép volt a világon élni, Be szép volt az a lázadó, Mégis uras, szent Össze-Vissza.

      Imádkozni is tudtunk néha, De mindenképp Istené voltunk, Nem-akartan és nem-tudón, Legbőszebb óránk se volt léha.

      Be szépeket elhittünk akkor És a Poklot hogy elfeledtük És most a Pokol muzsikál: Fülünkben száz és szörnyű akkord. Megszakadt szép imádkozásunk, Pedig valahogyan: van Isten, Nem nagyon törődik velünk, De betakar, ha nagyon fázunk.

      Imádkozzunk, hogy higyve higgyünk: Van Isten, de vigyáz Magára, Van Isten s tán éppen olyas, Kilyenekben valaha hittünk.

      Adjuk Neki hittel magunkat, Ő mégiscsak legjobb Kisértet, Nincs már semmi hinnivaló, Higgyünk hát a van-vagy-nincs Úrnak.

      Mert ő mégis legjobb Kisértet S mert szörnyüséges, lehetetlen, Hogy senkié vagy emberé Az Élet, az Élet, az Élet.

      ```

    1. Bittorrent has a facility called “mutable torrents”

      yes

    2. different websites might use different Distributed Web systems all interoperably on the Internet at one time.

      interoperability

      nay interplayability

    3. avaScript: it can be changed and added to by many people independently

      can be added to and changd by many

    4. web-RTC, that was created to allow video conferencing and multiplayer games.

      web rtc

    5. I demonstrated at a conference last month a static version of my blog, brewster.kahle.org being served by people around the Internet.

      file://localhost/bittorrent/::88f775eea02293b407e4b22c69d387cb9bbf50b8:index.html

    6. Maelstrom
    7. readers of files become the servers of those files.

      readers become servrs

    8. typing a long number that is a unique identifier for a file or set of files will cause it to appear on your machine

      log numbe causes the file to appear on your machine

    9. Bittorrent is kind of magic

      kind of magic indeed

    10. amalgam of existing or near-existing technologies.

      near-existing technologies

    11. Locking the Web Open: A Call for a Decentralized Web

    1. making your PC the deepest node in the network infrastructure

      making your PC the deepest node in the network infrastructure, such that your computer serves as both client and server to present web pages to third parties

    2. Maelstrom decentralizes the Internet so that its content doesn't have to pass through central filters and servers
    3. offering an integrated P2P download client that doesn't need any additional programs to work

    1. Lyrics Love, love, love Love, love, love Love, love, love There's nothing you can do that can't be done Nothing you can sing that can't be sung Nothing you can say, but you can learn How to play the game It's easy Nothing you can make that can't be made No one you can save that can't be saved Nothing you can do, but you can learn How to be you in time It's easy All you need is love All you need is love All you need is love, love Love is all you need Love, love, love Love, love, love Love, love, love All you need is love All you need is love All you need is love, love Love is all you need Nothing you can know that isn't known Nothing you can see that isn't shown There's nowhere you can be that isn't where You're meant to be It's easy All you need is love All you need is love All you need is love, love Love is all you need All you need is love (all together now!) All you need is love (everybody!) All you need is love, love Love is all you need Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) (Love is all you need) Love is all you need (love is all you need) Yesterday (love is all you need) Oh (love is all you need) (Love is all you need) (Love is all you need) Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Paul Mccartney / John Lennon All You Need Is Love lyrics © Sony/atv Tunes Llc, Shapiro Bernstein & Co Inc, Mpl Communications Inc

    2. All You Need Is Love

    1. But the second one you referred to is Vannevar Bush, who wrote this beautiful essay in 1945 called “As We May Think.” In it, he basically envisions the internet. He envisions this personal computer called the “memex,” from memory and index. It’s extraordinarily prophetic — not just the technology but the relationships that we’ll have with knowledge, with information, with each other. He talks about this — he said there will be a new profession of trailblazers who will make a career out of finding useful trails through the common record. I love this notion of the common record. In a way, so much of what I do is an attempt to make sense of humanity’s common record.

      memex personal computer

      memory and index

      not just interpersonal but interplanetary and local firsst autonomous private secure permanenet evergreen

      will be a new profession of trailblazers who will make a career out of finding useful trails through the common record.

      not just finding but naming and creating/namng trails linking meaningfully the personal and collaboratively emerging interintellect in grounded in individuals indranet.work spaces

      indy.memex interpersonal computer

      spiritual reparenting

    2. Image by Valéry Lemay, © All Rights Reserved.

    3. “human-powered discovery engine for interestingness.”

      discovery engine for interestingness

    4. Maria Popova is the creator and presence behind Brain Pickings

      Description

    1. Jessica Kerr, Symmathecist in the medium of software

      symmathesy

      software is a symmathetic conversation in the medium of software

      I would say symmanthesys where learning and meaning and knowing merge in a Symmantehsys Universalis not to be accomplished by any one man

      As Descartes wrote about his of Mathesis Universalis

    2. the Origins of Opera and the Future of Programming

      Symmathesy

    3. for

      • software as a conversation
      • symmathecist in the medium of software
    1. This is the first ever created HyperWiki/Nized Book https://peergos.net/secret/z59vuwzfFDorrRTiasuWPoJP6QmenGbG1qqA9h8vKR3sb4TgaXVhMbT/4161461392#oeiaklMFoUAR?open=true

      This contains the entire text shared in the commons but what is most interesting is the conversations around it that are only available for individuals who are themselves simply by engaging with it become participant readers on the IndyWeb where their engagement is shared and verifiably recorded mutually by the author of the Book and the reader

      This emergent mutual web of symmathetic conversations is what provides a real augmented value to the shared text

      It is annotated and innotated by creator of the IndyWeb with the signiture gl

      this is an instance first demonstration of work in progress as of January 20025

      indy HyperBook

      using seed level affordances of the IndyWeb as an - named - personal first - autonomous - permanent - evergreen - inter - personal - planetery - connected - playing of trust networked niveral hyper document networks

      hyper wiki like organizeed (wikinized) book

      where the book itself is made available on the web freely but is also amenable to be engaged with and host conversations with the readers who form an interest based emergent community and are able to comment, initiate and engage in threaded conversations and interconnect their engagements to their very own presence and work made available through trusted interpersonal connections with others

    2. Workflows in developemnt

      1. ✅ turn the Books content into an Indy Hyper Wiki augmented b additional organizing capabilities through WikiNizer
      2. make it part of a Peergos power interpersonal interest based trust basd micro social network
      3. ✅ Share it on the Web as and IndyHosted page
      4. ready to be annotated by hyptothesis 5 these annotations will have links to additional comments and threaded IndyWeb conversations
      5. ✅ each reader can receive a personally attributable copy of the book in the form of a HyperWiki 7 ✅which they can share under their own IndyWeb name either because they are a fully attributed nodes in the global indynet trust network or are assigned a reader name by somebody who is already an IndyWeb as a Network weaver.
      6. where they can add their own innotations in their own(ed) copy of the wiki itself, which in turn provides the means of bidirectionally linking their contribution with anything on the trusted IndyWeb with full provenance of all engagement preserved by the participants of any exchange
    1. Designing for Autonomy, Part 1:

      A Conversation with Jelger Kroese

    2. Designing for Autonomy, Part 1: A Conversation with Jelger Kroese

      Designing for Autonomy, Part 1: A Conversation with Jelger Kroese

    3. Designing for Autonomy, Part 1: A Conversation with Jelger Kroese

      x

    1. The Goal of Software engineering should be

      on the margins asymptotically

      to reduce incremental development costs

      to the number of elements in the domain

      and add the number of elements in the aspects in the domain

      compare that with the current number

      Simony's Law Wish

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    2. Charles Simonyi Keynote at MODELS 2013 Conference

      Charles Simonyi Keynote at MODELS 2013 Conference

    1. Ted Nelson's Eulogy for Douglas Engelbart

    2. the great workplace of sharing cooperation and understanding

      That is the IndyWeb

    3. he was subordinated to an artificial intelligence department where his real intelligence was stifled

      real intelligence stiled

      it is intellect not intelligence

      Artificial Intellect ludicrous

      so forget that human's have intellect intntentions

      but attention that is not only sacred but superodinate to intellect

      in fact attention teahes intellect

      not Regulae but faculty ad directionem ingenii

    4. the people who gave us all those fonts were idealist too in their way

      custume party of fonts idealist too

    5. structure and collaboration

      structure and collaboration

    6. cheer and march behind the mouse as in the opening of the Mickey Mouse TV Club of Yor

      x

    7. keeping the links outside the file

      keep ithe links intentionally/meaningfully clue marked in the universal hyper pex documents but make available outside in a global giant interpersonal interdocument network of networks

    1. instantly responsible

      U right!

      The Mother of All Demos, presented by Douglas Engelbart

      )

    2. The Mother of All Demos, presented by Douglas Engelbart (1968)

    1. we can all agree that however stimulating it may be as a Tallyho move fast and break things is not a conceptual framewor

      taliho

    2. like the Constitution

      conceptual framework

    3. conceptual framework like the Magna Carta

      magna carta as a concpetula framework

      for protecting autonomy

    4. ideas to think with

      ideas to think with

      ad directionem ingenii

    5. conceptual frameworks are ideas to think about

      not just to think about but

      ideas intents dharma to live for

    6. it's a compass not a map

      compass not a map

    7. conceptual frameworks come before directions

      before directions

    8. very few people could yet understand what Doug was looking for

      looking for

    9. Doug insisted was a search report not a research report

      search report

      not a research report

    10. he wrote those words the public debut of a dream and a letter to one of his intellectual heroes than Eva Bush what he meant was the dream was a conceptual framework

      bush

      dream as a conceptual framework

    11. a 1962 research report

      public demo of a dream

    12. the public debut of a dream

      public demo

    1. so many people have thought things before I have that I don't have access

      so many people have thought things before I have that I don't have access

      to and I will never find because the minute I go to the Google machine I get 27 ads from consultants who want

      to sell me their services or 27 ads from you know the AI machine trying to affect the way that I you know for me to

      consume or buy sits up you know and I'm not trying to go there but we have we have we have we have sniped ourselves

      from the continuation of human knowledge and therefore we're not being able to apply it to our problems and and our

      problems are only getting bigger so that's the that's the dream for me and I don't know what that looks like

    2. and then when I want to articulate those thoughts that there are there are vehicles for me to do that

      and then when I want to articulate those thoughts that there are

      there are vehicles for me to do that that are really really easy right and so so so things are things that you need

      when you need them to make sense of the world in a more intelligent way or it at the level that's required to comprehend

      what we're dealing with come into the frame when you need them right and so I'm wondering how this conversation can

      be continuous without it being synchronous and that's the that's the thing that I don't I mean I don't think

      we've invented it yet

    3. it's difficult right for me as a human being to to even absorb that information

      it's difficult right for me as a human being

      to to even absorb that information and I guess the the the dream space part of me goes what if there's a day where when I

      have a thought and I'm engaging in thought that you guys are all there in in in my consciousness that the world is

      there in my consciousness that that people who have already made sense of certain things that I'm attempting to

      make sense of become transparent to me right

    4. when you know and I'm looking at like how somebody mentioned something on this cal

      when you know and I'm looking at like how somebody

      mentioned something on this call and the chat just like blows up and then all of this all of this other stuff which comes

      from human knowledge that's been created all of a sudden flows into this and you know to be able to click on all of these

      things and to learn all these things that it's it's it takes time and it's difficult right

    5. I as an as an individual in this world

      I as an as an individual in this

      world each of you as individuals in this world are constantly processing what's going on everybody is right and they're

      running through they're running through this thing called you know our brain and we have scripts and we have models and

      we have frameworks and lenses and all that kind of stuff

    6. go to the imagination space here the dream space

      dream space

    7. maybe I want to step back because Edward I think I think you asked a really interesting question

      Matt's Dream Space bit starts here

    1. “The Blind Men and the Elephant” written by the poet John Godfrey Saxe.

      blind men and the elephant

    1. 1966 started the project arpanet

      computers will never talk to each other

      ATT lab node in the network

      interactive computer network

      packet switching won't work

      four years later

      at SRI

      manager NASA support

      tallk to you about doug why are you plugging him

      he is trying to do something important

      believe in it

      2:10 ???

      obstacles of all sorts

      interactive computing augment system

      within that community

      pecking order

      bottom of that pecking order

      before the demo

      encourage him to do the demo

      huge display

      transport between menlo park

      do not worry about the cost

      year or two after the demo

      4

      contracting officer

      ependitures

      seen the budget for the demo

      if this comes off I will deny knowing anything about it

    1. Future of Knowledge Graph

      • The Future of the Knowledge Graph is its integration with LLMs for agentic use cases.
      • Utilizing a Knowledge Graph for not just Data but also for semantic memory is a huge advantage for each AI Agent use case.
      • However, few also may argue that HyperGraph is the future of Knowledge Graph use cases. (We will discuss them in our next post)
    1. guided by a strong set of core beliefs which I thought every messaging app should follow, so it is pretty opinionated

      core set of beliefs opinionated

    1. the sweet spot the way you make progress here is

      Description

      the sweet spot

      the way you make progress here is

      you pick the thing that is just over that threshold - that is qualitatively better than all the rest of the crap you can do

      you can spend billions turning around and - once you do that - you widen up - you give yourself a little blue plane to operate in and

      for a while everything you do in there is - something that is actually going to be meaningful and - will not just bring lots of money

      I mean money you get automatically out of doing this stuff - even reasonably well

      but the best thing you get out of this stuff is - a way of

      enabling people to think about the situation that they're in better and - not be overwhelmed with it

    1. how computers can augment human intelligence

      it was originally augmenting human intellect not intelligence

      https://hyp.is/gZffAECwEeymp09CFxPq7w/www.liquidinformation.org/ohs/62_paper_augm_hum_dig_hlam.html

      what a betrayal

    2. carrying on kind of the work of like engelbart and lick lier and Alan Kay and these people

      engelbart alan kay licklider ink and switch

    3. Why Can't We Make Simple Software? - Peter van Hardenberg

    4. Why Can't We Make Simple Software? - Peter van Hardenberg

      hello

    1. enacted by groups
      • coming together
      • design
      • seed
      • develop

      networks of transcendent social relations

      autonomous inter personalcommunity networks

    2. Forge relations with other groups

      forge relationships

      federate

      interact across the word

      building the IndyWeb just to do that

    3. rewrite it together. Make it yours.

      make it - ours - specific

      . - publish - act on - it

    1. A Transcender Manifesto – for a world beyond Capitalism. A seed.

      Dil Green

      https://hypothes.is/users/gyuri?q=transcender+manifesto Description

    2. Interactions that offer value to capitalist culture while simultaneously transforming it are especially to be valued

      value by transform

    1. doesn't just flip the web it does it flips everything to its opposite but it really creates a trans Transcendent web

      not just flips the web but transcends it as in the transcender manifesto

    2. most minimal yeah functional system which you say is Indie Wiki

      indy wiki

    3. people should be able to actually annotate it

      make hypothesis integral to the indy Wiki

    1. radix, the center from which all things germinate and arise.

      radix the center

    2. There is a peculiar existential loneliness that entombs us whenever we lose our sense of connection to the web of being — the self begins to feel like a twig torn from the tree of life, and something inside us withers with longing.

  4. gnowgi.wordpress.com gnowgi.wordpress.com
    1. Gnowgi is Nagarjuna's press

      inspiration for WikiNier and TrailMarks via "Spiritual Reparening" Maria Popova

    1. by G Nagarjuna · 2009 · Cited by 5 — This neighbourhood theory of meaning is the point of departure for our analysis, methodology, and the nature of the teaching-learning ...

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      Let's define

      pion is a freshly named novel idea that articulates breaks a new ground of meaning intent whatever

      we are all pion engineers

      whereas

      pionengineering is engineering systems in freshly named new grounds

      This is all comming from the mergent long held view of mine that

      novel words are human meaningful evocative hashes of associative neighbourhood of original content at the edge of collective next knowing emerging knowledge

      novel words are

      not just indeces of eperience as Vogelin claimed but also

      human meaningful evocative hashes of associative complexes neighbourhoods of memes mewe-s weme-s mwe-s you just NAME IT original content addresses at the edge of collective next* level knowing emerging knowledge at the edges

      expand your vocabulary is a true psyche dellic mind expanding experience!

      This was inspired by the conversations we had about

      variation of new names related to MEME

      like MEWE WEWE MEME

      in our private telegram group

    1. PowerPoint because it induces linear thinking you know bullet points

      bullet points linear thinking

      Telling can only be linear

      Bullet points should not imply linear thinking

      but it is hard to do otherwise within PowerPoint itself

    1. by K Shehata · 2024 — In this work, we introduce CLUE-Mark, the first provably undetectable watermarking scheme for diffusion models.

      to

    1. Peergos is primarily a web app, but you can self-host the server either as a local cache for your remote Peergos account, or as a standalone storage server which negates the need to register for a remote account and subscription.

      wow

    1. This is an early experiment with Feather Wiki by hyperpost@peergos

      I'll be working to refactor the folder layout for hyperpost instead of sharing a top level folder as the root of the website move it to a chronolarchicly named subfolder

      like

    1. H-LAM/T: Human using Language, Artifacts, Methodology, in which he is Trained, which is to become NLS and later Augment. One suggested pronunciation, put forward by Ted Nelson, is 'Hamlet"  

      H-LAM/T

      language tools methodology

    1. AUGMENTING HUMAN INTELLECT : A Conceptual Framework. By: Dr. Engelbart  1962   : Detailed Discussion of the H-LAM/T System Human using Lauguage, Artifacts, Methodology, in which he is Trained

      H-LAM/T

      for

      language tools methodology artifacts trained Description

    1. Credible exit and a self-sovereign social graph

      Flip Credible Exit

      never leave! make your own devices sovereign

      create a peergos account or join one that hosts a complete connected owned subgraph of the Indyweb the IndyWeb mirror the accounts you care about with peergos on your own devices

      self-sovereign social graph helps you accomplish that

      when you join a peergos/Indyweb powered community we talk about community-sovereign social-graph and content

      This is the best blog in the space for Tools for thought

      It did like me gone with Fission.codes and early adopter

      bth fission and subconsious have foldd since as VC funded start ups

      I wonder why

      Pull this thread and follow it and the whole new world comes with it

    2. A petname system

      x

    3. UCAN (User Controlled Authorization Network) offers a promising primitive for authorizing users without a backend.

      UCAN was such a beautifuk idea

      Peergos can do it even better

    4. resilience you get from this long tail

      long tail resilience

    5. leap Baran made from circuit switching to packet switching.

      leep from circuit switching to pocket switching

    6. using IP address both as a locator and as an identifier was a poor design choice.

      poor design choice indeed

      not that they did not know better

    7. decouples data, trust, infrastructure, and names

      decouples data trust infrastructure

      no make it all be controlled by the individual for their own benefit and the people who they connect with collectively

    8. As a result, attention gets driven toward domains, which control trust, data, and infrastructure.

      domains control trust,data infrastructure

      let each individual acr as their self-assigned domain and be able to have sovereignity of trust, data and infrastructre

      let all that come to one

      in a mutual trust network

    9. the web lacking these qualities

      reentralized around

      trust data infrastructure attention domain names

    10. Redecentralization

      ain't enough

      make it people centered situated autonomous human actors able to find each other through shared interest angage in conversations and instant co-laboration

    1. Beyond ontologies: Toward situated representations ofscientific knowledge

      seminal work

    2. an approach to representingscientific concepts that reflects (1) the situated processes of science work, (2) the social construction of knowledge, and (3) the emergenceand evolution of understanding over time

      Beyond Ontologies

      ontology

      seminal work

    3. Beyond ontologies CODEX survey wikinizer

      best seminal work

    1. Noosphere, a protocol for thought

      protocol for thought

      yes and a MarkIn notation for innotating language discursive scaling salient novel significant sinthesis

      curating, mastering remixing adjacent salient

    1. the web began as a tool for thought,

      the web as a tool for thought

    2. a feedback loop that powers a flywheel of divergent creative thinking.

      feedback loop

      divergent creative thinking

      extending human cognition via external storage and across time

      bespoke spaced-repetition: an autopoietic system where information time travels between your future and past self in a meaningful cybernetic loop

    3. captures those ideas, and remixes and resurfaces them
      • captures
      • remixes
      • resurface
    4. building a creative oracle that helps provoke ideas.

      creative oracle to provoke ideas

    5. Building a Second Subconscious

      best

      IndyWeb principles Tools for thought

    6. I don't want to store my brain on someone else's computer.

      own your data

      IndyWeb Principles

      • personal
      • multiplayer
      • distributed
      • evolvable
    7. If you want to make a living flower, you don't build it, you grow it from the seed.

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      grow it from the seed

      organic development

      IndyWeb integral design principles

    8. 4

      language tools methodology

    1. extending human cognition via external storage and across time bespoke spaced-repetition: an autopoietic system where information time travels between your future and past self in a meaningful cybernetic loop

      extending human cognition

      via external storage and across time

      from

    1. The missing word in the famous Margaret Mead quote

    2. There is one word missing. One word that makes all the difference. This word is ‘organized’. That is: “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, organized citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”

      One word missing

      organized

    3. challengers without an ‘organization’, without a clear platform for change and sustainability of the change, are a sad waste.

      need clear platform for change and sustainability of the change

    1. Figure 6.5 Clustered Seeding

    2. Clustered networks can create “incubator neighborhoods” thatallow a challenger technology to outcompete an establishedcompetitor.

      clustered networks