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www.linkedin.com www.linkedin.com
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digital nomad
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www.linkedin.com www.linkedin.com
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You can’t cut emissions without cutting inequality. New science proves it.
for - climate crisis - research study - luxury emissions must fall
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www.linkedin.com www.linkedin.com
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Virtue
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www.linkedin.com www.linkedin.com
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what could AI do with everything I’ve shared? Could it blackmail me? Sell the information? Use it to manipulate me? Get me to buy something, vote a certain way, believe a certain story?
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New irrefutable research confirms what ancient cultures always intuited:Hair is biologically active.It’s a resonant antenna—wired to the nervous system, tuned to subtle fields, and capable of storing and transmitting signals.
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Nietzsche
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thesystemicway.buzzsprout.com thesystemicway.buzzsprout.com
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www.linkedin.com www.linkedin.com
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Science destroys the notion of a single, "authentic" self. What can we do with that knowledge?
for - post - linkedin - Deep Humanity - human INTERbeCOMing - example
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for - climate model - anomaly - Pacific Cold Tongue
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A 2023 piece from the New Republic
for - to - article - New Republic - Michelin Guide - When I Google, I can't find. It's drowned out by a sea of Michelin articles. Why can't I find it? - I emailed New Republic. They confirmed that no such article exists - article - New Republic - citation not valid
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The Michelin Guide wasn't born in a restaurant. It was born in a garage. In 1900, the Michelin brothers, Edward and Andre, needed to sell tires in a country with fewer than 3,000 cars. So, they printed a travel booklet free of charge that listed gas stations, hotels, and restaurants.
for - history - Michelin Guide - Michelin tire company - article - New Republic - citation not valid - checked with New Republic. They said that they could not find the article cited by this video
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- May 2025
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book.peergos.org book.peergos.org
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Peergos
for - etymology - Peergos - from the Greek Pyrgos which means stronghold / tower. - The "y" is replaced by "ee" and substitutes the word "peer", creating a new portmanteau that means - peer-to-peer strongold
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www.niemanlab.org www.niemanlab.org
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Anthropic researchers said this was not an isolated incident, and that Claude had a tendency to “bulk-email media and law-enforcement figures to surface evidence of wrongdoing.”
for - question - progress trap - open source AI models - for blackmail and ransom - Could a bad actor take an open source codebase and twist it to do harm like find out about an rogue AI creator's adversary, enemy or victim and blackmail them? - progress trap - open source AI - criminals - exploit to identify and blackmail victiims
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for - progress trap - AI - Anthropic Claude 4 - blackmail - from - youtube - Kyle Kilinski Show - AI is completely out of control - https://hyp.is/GhDOzj0nEfCvHZdiUaw4gQ/www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j1gjSoRt8Q
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The researchers called the behavior “rare” and “difficult to elicit.
for - progress trap - AI - Anthropic Claude 4 - blackmail - rare behavior - but still possible! It only has to happen once!
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anthropic's new AI model shows ability to deceive and blackmail
for - progress trap - AI - blackmail - AI - autonomy - progress trap - AI - Anthropic - Claude Opus 4 - to - article - Anthropic Claude 4 blackmail and news leak - progress trap - AI - article - Anthropic Claude 4 - blackmail - rare behavior - Anthropic’s new AI model didn’t just “blackmail” researchers in tests — it tried to leak information to news outlets
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we saw this with Grock uh basically rebelling against Elon Musk
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for - adjacency - Michelin star - Michelin tires - I never made the connection until now! Wow! - key insight - Michelin stars - a scam
summary - This documentary was very eye-opening - As a foodie, I've always viewed the Michelin start system as representing the best and most creative culinary ideas - It's shocking and disappointing to see how exploitative it is - This expose does tie together many feelings of cognitive dissonance I've seen surrounding it - For example, I saw the cartoon character pose a few times but I never made the connection that it was the same avatar as the Michelin tire's avatar - Then when I saw the history and the two brothers who started the Michelin tire company, it suddenly made sense - It is a pay-to-play, Euro-colonialist system that performs cultural appropriation
alternative to - Michelin Guide - This revelation is disheartening as it destroys a myth I have long lived with - It also raises an opportunity in the form of a question - ? - Can we create a global open-source guide that is based on authentic, unbiased culture?
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for - adjacency - fine dining - inequality - high carbon - fine dining is inherently based upon inequality and has a high carbon footprint
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the issue that he kept raising or he raised prominently is the issue of genocide.
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for - Lorenz - Butterfly Effect - complexity - butterfly effect
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annickdewitt.substack.com annickdewitt.substack.com
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Why has the 2024 election year, with countries with more than half of the world’s population going to the polls, resulted in such a harsh repudiation of the left?2
for - political trends - 2024 - populism - Although in 2025, due to Trump's radical policies, citizens all around the world affected by Trump's brutal and unjust policies are voting against populism: - Canada - Australia - Romania
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billmckibben.substack.com billmckibben.substack.com
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for - new idea - cosmolocal commons replacement for Trump eliminated departments - create commons cosmolocal organisations that takes over all the functions of departments that Trump is eliminating
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4thgenerationcivilization.substack.com 4thgenerationcivilization.substack.com
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for - spiritual Revolution - Substack - article - Can and should we expect a "spiritual" revolution any time soon?
summary - This article provides an insightful historical framework that helps us to understand the next potential major human value and cultural paradigm shift - It draws upon academic work of metamodern and metameme theory to analyze the last few hundred thousand years of human history into a number of metameme epochs - It employs the concept of hard and soft metamemes to show the alternating historical epochs - Understanding these historical alterations helps us to foresee the transition human civilization is currently moving through - While "economics" can generally be considered to be the value generation "hard" metameme system and spirituality and cultural worldviews are the "soft" metameme, the article explores whether we are in the midst of the next soft metameme transition - It opines that we are just at the beginning of it and that the major shift is yet to come
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mutual coordination (i.e. Stigmergy) is to commons-based peer production!
for - adjacency - mutual coordination - commons based peer production - soft metamemes
adjacency - between - mutual coordination - stigmergy - commons-based peer production - soft metameme - adjacency relationship - In my experience of working in many commons-based peer production groups, a new soft metameme is actually required to overcome the limitations of conditioning from the old soft metameme
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these people do have political and spiritual values, but they are not uniform but pluralist, these are not in fact, spiritual movements, or spirit-centric movements. They are in effect people attempting to reinvent how we produce value, in different ways, whether they are urban commoners, rural permaculturists, or neo-nomadic crypto nomads.
for - adjacency - new ways of creating and distributing value - not spiritual movements - example - Indyweb - LCE - Deep Humanity - metacrisis / polycrisis singularity
adjacency - between - new ways of creating and distributing value - not spiritual movements perse - examples - Indyweb - LCE - Deep Humanity - metacrisis / polycrisis singularity - adjacency relationship - Reflecting on a few of the major projects I'm working and collaborating on there is another permutation in which ideas that are considered "spiritual" are being integrated into the foundational design of technical production and distribution systems - The Indyweb web 3 / web 4 people-centered, interpersonal information ecosystem is founded on the Eastern principle of Shunyata (Emptiness), and its two pillars: - change and - intertwingledness - which in turn corelate to biology via: - evolution and - ecology - The Living Cities Earth (LCE) project is founded on integral theory framework - Deep Humanity emerged out of observation that the historic inability of spiritual and material integration, - what might be here called the hard and soft metamemes - may be leading us into a metacrisis / polycrisis singularity - and that their integration now may be what is required to stave off the worst impacts of the fast approaching metacrisis / polycrisis singularity - Observations of the social dynamics of many small commons-leaning groups I've been involved with shows me that the deep cultural conditioning of the previous hard and soft metameme systems are extremely difficult to uproot and the soft metameme conditioning ends up poisoning collaborations
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today is not the moment to expect a full scale spiritual revolution
for - spiritual revolution - timing - claim - we are in early stages - we are in the early stages of the spiritual revolution
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That modality, as Freinacht suggests, will also already exhibit its own negative results and excesses, eventually needing a purification generator.
for - question - need for purification generator - Is it the case that the development of the hegeemonic phase of the new spiritual revolution overshoots and becomes harmful - Is this what makes it necessary for a purification generator?
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thesis of Spengler
for - Spengler's thesis - civilizational endings create a new religiosity as coping mechanism to deal with the crises - but are not yet that form of spirituality that is needed to rejig towards a new civilizational form
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One could say Trump’s MAGA movement is a last gap of such a political revolution, but it has a strong retro-romantic feel to it
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some intellectuals are converting back to Christianity and other traditional religions that were born in the Axial Age
for - revivalist movements - neoplatonic revival - John Vervaeke - convergence of spiritual and material evolution - Graham Brendan Dempsey - orthodoxy for modernity - Jonathan Pageau
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So the following quote makes perfect sense:
for - categories - metamemetic epochs - hard and soft metameme - Archaic - hard - hunter-gatherer - Animism - soft - hunter-gatherer + art - Faustian - hard - agrarian - Postfaustian - soft - organized, large-scale religions - Modern - hard - rationalism, scientific revolution, technology, industrial revolution, progress, global capitalism, materialism - Postmodern - soft - questioning rationalism, materalism, progress - Metamodern - hard - internet and digital information systems
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First we have the emergence of a new way of production and governance, a new “hard” Coordination Engine
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coordination engine
for - definition - coordination engine - The coordination engine is - the underlying pattern of how people coordinate their actions with one another and - the material flows around them, through space and time. - It’s about the economy in a wide sense: about how human activities link up with one another. - An economy is basically a pattern of coordination of human agency over space and time.
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Hunter-gathering preceded animism by hundreds of thousands of years
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purification engine
for - definition - purification engine - a purification engine, such as the Postfaustian or Postmodern metamemes, are cultural re-organizations of a particular mode of extraction, but they do not reinvent the mode of extraction itself.
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coordination engine
for - definition - coordination engine - A coordination engine is a way to create and distribute value, a way of extraction
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difference between hard and soft metamemes
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According to Hanzi Freinacht, before the emergence of Metamodernism, we can distinguish the following ‘Metamemetic Epochs’:
for - metamemetic epochs - Animistic metameme starts 50,000 ya - Faustian metameme starts 12,000 ya - Post-Faustian metameme starts 2,000 bce - Modern metameme starts 1500 ce - Post-modern metameme starts 1700 ac - Meta-modern metameme starts 1900 ac
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Brendan Graham Dempsey explains metamemes as follows:
for - definition - metameme - Brendan Graham Dempsey - like worldview - Collective intelligence shapes meme networks — called “Metamemes” — which individual self-conscious minds “download” to better navigate their environment. - Dempsey's definition makes salient the related Deep Humanity idea of the individual / collective gestalt - adjacency - metameme - Deep Humanity individual / collective gestalt - to - Substack - article - Toxic polarization is killing us. Why a new worldview might save us - https://hyp.is/OChhXCvdEfC0MEOwIi_joA/annickdewitt.substack.com/p/toxic-polarization-is-killing-us
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Such people may live in the same objective physical space, but their subjective experience of it is entirely different, because the ‘read’ reality in a very different way.
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metameme
for - definition - metameme - A network of ideas that fit together, and that forms a more or less coherence framework to view reality and thus, to organize or respond to the world.
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matter was as sacred as the spirit and that labor was a salvific and ordering activity. That is what is meant by a value revolution.
for - origin - history - value revolution - After Christians disseminated the idea of the resurrection off the body in Hebrew communes, work was once again seen as divine.
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Think of it this way
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meta-modernism in contrast, as the ‘meta’ modifier indicates, is a step further, it is ‘beyond’ modernity. In other words, it does not merely critique modernity, but creates something that replaces or augments it.
for - definition - metamodernity - Hanzi Freinacht (a pseudonym for Daniel Görtz and Emil Ejner Friis), - while postmodernity questions modernity, metamodernity advocates something that replaces it - comparison - postmodernity vs - metamodernity
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communism of consumption’ of their eastern Buddhist counterparts
for - question - communism of consumption - why did Buddhists only create this and not communism of production?
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communism of production
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productivity and time-keeping
for - origins of - productivity - timekeeping - Irony - timekeeping that originated for efficient prayer became coopted by industrial capitalism - When the Benedictine monasteries closed, the productivity and timekeeping techniques developed by the monks dispersed to the general population
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for - Benedictine monks - work ethics - Latin - pray and work - perspective that treats work as sacred - advocated by the Benedictine monks - work - as sacred - The reasoning of founder St. Bernard was, that since they owed everything to God, - they had to pray as much as they could, and to achieve this and be self-sufficient, they also had to work
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banausos
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the hegemonic idea for centuries was that work was unworthy.
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individua lpsycho-social-motivational rhythms with the collective ones
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saturation hypothesis
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Sensate from Ideate epochs in human history
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Pitirim Sorokin in his masterwork , “Social and Cultural Dynamics
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societal transitions are very often value transitions as well,
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for - progress trap - AI - Grok - Elon Musk programs Grok to lie about South African refuges
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Kama muta is a Sanskrit term meaning “moved by love.
for - deep listening - definition - Kama Muta - Deep Humanity - deep listening - paper - Harmonizing Hearts: High-Quality Listening and Kama Muta Among Listeners and Speakers
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for - progress trap - Consilience Project - progress trap - Daniel Schmactenberger - from - LinkedIn post - https://hyp.is/twtPIDFaEfC-DCuswNHo5g/www.linkedin.com/posts/danielschmachtenberger_development-in-progress-the-consilience-activity-7222883365371191297-DCPX/?rcm=ACoAACc5MHMBii80wYJJmFqll3Aw-nvAjvI52uI
summary - Daniel is describing the condition known as a "progress trap",an unintended consequence of progress. - I provide a history of progress traps in my two Medium articles found in the annotation links above. - The idea of progress traps is a very important one, especially for modernity because it is a central and general organizing principle under which many disparate unintended consequences of progress can be subsumed. - As is common in paradigm shifts, it is only when a novel concept of sufficient generalization and relevance is introduced that numerous important problems that could not be explained sufficiently in an older model, can be explained more elegantly from a higher or deeper level perspective - Without recognizing a new category of "progress traps", the many different types of unintended consequences are treated in a fragmented and adhoc way.
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This article explains how our current idea of progress is immature: it is developmentally incomplete. Progress, as we define it now, ignores or downplays the scale of its side effects.
for - progress trap - to - Stop Reset Go hypothesis annotations - progress trap - Ronald Wright - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=ronald+wright - General - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=progress+trap
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for - Medium article - cogress - Part 1 - progress trap - James Gien Wong - definition - cogress - to - Medium article cogress - Part 2 - progress trap - James Gien Wong - https://hyp.is/t8FhpDGAEfC4J7f0NEFujg/medium.com/@gien_SRG/human-cogress-part-2-d6fd075a55c7 - to - Stop Reset Go hypothesis annotations - progress trap - Ronald Wright - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=ronald+wright - General - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=progress+trap
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new article exploring the narrative of progress, where the current narrative falls catastrophically short, what authentic progress would entail and require, and specific suggestions for how it could be realized.
for - post - LinkedIn - progress trap - Daniel Schmatenberger - to - article - The Consilience Project - Development in Progress - https://hyp.is/E3HHGDFaEfCZErPpYGIONg/consilienceproject.org/development-in-progress/
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I would argue that the shifts in consciousness and language that Ihave articulated are at the core of the emerging new world. Or shall we callit a “self world”—a world in which the self knows that it is distinct but notseparate from other selves and from the world? Indeed, in that world, it would
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Educational theorist Zak Stein differentiates the following four crisesof the metacrisis: the sensemaking crisis (what is so?), the capability crisis (howshould it be done?), the legitimacy crisis (who should do it?), and the meaningcrisis (why do it?)
for - metacrisis - Zak Stein - metacrisis - 4 categories - sensemaking crisis - capability crisis - legitimacy crisis - meaning crisis
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A living systems] approach requires that the person applying this way ofthinking see what they are working on as a system of energies or life processes,rather than as things
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outside; they flow into each other. 274 Let’s use the Kleinian internal-externalrelationship as an explicit metaphor (model) for the concepts of internalizationand externalization of costs. Internalized costs are those borne by a company
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force has been held up as an ideal. Given the way our economic system has beenstructured, unmitigated growth is necessary for the whole system to functionwithout collapsing—that is, until it does finally collapse, because growthwithout destruction is unsustainable. It does not have to be this way, but it ishow our institutions and laws have been set up (by means of language). For
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The old form must bedestroyed (to a greater or lesser extent in different circumstances) to allow for
for - eating - life - death - incorporation of the other - example - kleinian dynamics - eating - life sustaining - coexists with - life taking - life = death - you must die so that I may live - When I eat you or you eat me, - You transform what was once a part of my body into your body, taking from me what you need, and getting rid of the rest - So in essence, we destroy others so that part of them can become part of us and vice versa
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.All of those processes are , mu-ishi-wa, one side that serves as both sides
for - definition - mu-ishi-wa - one side - serves both sides - lots of examples follow - adjacency - individual / collective gestalt - self / other gestalt - mu-ishi-wa
meme - one side serves both sides
adjacency - individual / collective gestalt - self / other gestalt - mu-ishi-wa - The concept of mu-ishi-wa is similiar to the Deep Humanity concept of self / other gestalt and individual / collective gestalt - in the sense that a visibly autonomous-appearing self or individual is invisibly intertwingled with it's opposite, the other or the collective
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enantiodromia
for - definition - enantiodromia - Heraclitean idea that sooner or later, everything turns into its opposite - example - life becomes death
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Although the ideas of Abel and Freud have been discredited by linguistsand Egyptologists, 260 the linguist Laurence Horn takes up the notion ofGegensinn
for - linguistics - discredit Freud and Abel - definition - gegensinn (German) - enantionym (English - Laurence Horn - words that are their own opposites
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Freud considered the con-cept of Urworte to support a similar bivalence that he observed in his patients’dream images, where a particular image in a dream might mean the oppositein waking consciousness.
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was definitely familiar to the early Egyptians and Greeks. This is no longer
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“so-called primal words (Urworte), for example, evidence two antithetic con-notations: Latin altus meant ‘high’ as well as ‘low’ [as in the mountain-valleyexample]; sacer meant ‘sacred’ as well as ‘cursed.’” 256 Greek
for - definition - primal words - Urworte - unitary words that contain two opposite poles
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Karl Abel’s book Gegensinnder Urworte [The Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words]
for - timebinding - Karl Abel - Sigmund Freud - Gebser - book - Gegensinnder Urworte [The Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words] - language construction - book - Gegensinnder Urworte [The Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words]
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consider to be polarities. Differentiation of the poles of a polarity into separateconcepts, then, would emerge after the underlying form of experience (thetraversing of terrain or the passage of time, or, simply, ongoingness of expe-rience of a cyclical nature) was noticed and exploited for some purpose, suchas safety or ease. For example, it is easier moving through the forest by day,and it is cooler moving through the desert at night. There was survival valuein distinguishing different aspects of unified experience.
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vocal communication. Indeed, we learn to use language before we understandlanguage, as exemplified by a friend’s 2-year-old grandson who adeptly appliedwords he had heard his parents say and demanded that “someone change myfucking diaper!” We learn to understand language before we learn to questionlanguage. Rarely do we learn to question language itself.
for - key insight - language - unanswerable questions of the experienced language user - we learn to apply language long before we know what it is.
analysis - Language allows us to ask questions about our reality, but there are certain questions that are intrinsically unanswerable - As an experienced language user, we cannot know what our experience of reality would be like had we not learned a language
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The creation of unity by a magical procedure meant the possibility of
for - quote - Carl Jung - diversity and ground of all being - adjacency - Jung on diversity and unity - Deep Humanity tree metaphor
quote - Carl Jung - diversity and ground of all being - The creation of unity by a magical procedure meant the possibility of effecting a union with the world - not with the world of multiplicity as we see it but - with a potential world, - the eternal Ground of all empirical being, <br /> - just as the self is the ground and origin of the individual personality - past, - present, and - future
comment - Deep Humanity strives for the same union of unity and diversity via a tree metaphor, a journey - from the diversity of multiplicity of branches of the tree - back to the common trunk of the tree
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To see a World in a Grain of Sand
for - poem - William Blake - Auguries of Innocence - To see a world in a grain of sand - unus mundus - the hole in the whole - adjacency - Koan - the elbow does not bend backkwards - Willliam Blake - To see a World in a Grain of Sand - Indra's net - Carl Jung - Unus Mundus
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, involves integrating conceptual opposites
for - definition - unio mentalis - Car Jung - first coniunctio - union of opposites - subject and object - masculine and feminine - the "HOLE" in the "wHOLE"
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The next conjunction, called the coniunctio oppositorum, integrates theunio mentalis with the body
for - definition - coniunctio oppositorum - Carl Jung - second coniunctio - union of unio mentalis with the body - pysche and cosmos
comment - It seems like this should literally be the one that units opposites!
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union leads us to the third coniunctio that Jung describes, called the unusmundus
for - definition - unus mundus - Carl Jung - third coniunctio - integration of all that is with all that is not
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That expe-rience made it very clear to me that the ideas I am proposing could result ina similar experience for my readers. That is why any novel language, or evenmodifications to English or other languages, need to be built from the groundup by users themselves and be as transparent as possible.
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In this book, I am suggesting a unio mentalis of an atypical polarity—aunion of consciousness and language. The book is, through me, becomingitself
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phase of individuating, which consists of a series of unions or conjunctions.Jung calls them coniunctio and describes three. 249 I mention them here briefly;however, knowing
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Individuation requires relativizing one’s ego in order to integrate increas-ingly comprehensive types of opposites, such as one’s persona characteristicsand one’s shadow characteristics, to realize one’s true Self. It is a vortical pro-
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Human individuation consists of more than a biological process of matura-tion; it is a spiral process of ongoingly integrating, dissolving, and re-integratingone’s psyche
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Individuating at the physical level occurs in all life. When a seed sprouts,it starts becoming the type of plant that it is—squash, lilac, redwood. Inflowering plants, for example, there is an identifiable continuum or cycle thatthe plant goes through, from sprouting to flowering to fruiting to reseeding.
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In-dividuate means “not-divided.” According to Carl Jung, individuation is aprocess on one hand of becoming whole and on the other of circumambulating
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Our time is a time for crossing barriers, for erasing old categories—for probingaround. When two seemingly disparate elements are imaginatively poised,put in apposition in new and unique ways, startling discoveries often result.
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Jean Gebser (1905–1973), a German-born, naturalized Swiss citizen, is bestknown for his magnum opus The Ever-Present Origin
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These five structures ofconsciousness—the archaic, magic, mythic, mental, and integral structures—
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to what its purpose might have been. By looking at TPM and Gebser together,we can begin to get out of our linguistic ruts and use the ladder (ordinarylanguage) to see beyond the ladder.
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described thus: “The key is to hold two perspectives simultaneously, to lookat the whole painting while seeing each brush stroke, to consider the wholebody when just the foot hurts, to be here now and to be everywhere every-when.” 204 This requires the ability to have both a local and a global perspectivesimultaneously. To live from that expanded awareness, we need to find ways
for - quote - cosmolocal - Lisa E. Maroski - aligned terminology - everywhere everywhen - example - individual / collective gestalt - expanded self -overcoming instinctive and learned othering quote - cosmolocal - Lisa E. Maroski - The key is to hold two perspectives simultaneously, - to look at the whole painting while seeing each brush stroke, - to consider the whole body when just the foot hurts, - to be here now and to be everywhere everywhen.” - This requires the ability to have both a local and a global perspective simultaneously.
comment - This requires a major gestalt switch - It is a radical deorientation to absorb the other into our expanded self - If we have othered our entire life, it is radical to absorb that which we have othered as our own self nature - We even have to overcome instinctive evolutionary adaptations of othering that enable individuals to survive
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be nothing “out there” to refer to, only distinctions within my-expansive-self.
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ivein paradox might be uncomfortable, even terrifying, at first, given our culturalabhorrence of it. To recategorize that which our current category structureconsiders an “object” (e.g., a tree, rock, or your computer) as a subject-object,we need to revise deeply held assumptions, beliefs, and ways of relating toall types of “others.” For example, we will need to understand the implicitassumption that, when I refer to “that X” (e.g., you, or that tree, or eventhat book), I am referring to an expanded sense of myself as subject-object.
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and live from the knowing of oneself as a difference-within-unity. To do
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What Bohm perceived 40 years ago has since been magnified. To be freefrom the constraints of fragmentary worldviews, it is necessary to see how thelanguage we use, especially the father tongue, is deeply enmeshed with andexpressive of a fragmentary worldview
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Consider the consequences of remaining stuck using language that assumesand hence sustains a state of radical differentiation. Jung describes how thedevelopment of consciousness contributed to the corresponding radical dif-ferentiation within language:
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new trailmark - summary to review - the word "review" may be a better trailmark word than "summary" - At this point, I will replace "summary" with "review" in the case of book or article reviews
review - Lisa's book is an insightful convergence of an important but ignored subject, the experiential intersection between language and consciousness. - Her understanding that language plays an important role in constructing our reality leads to a bold and novel proposal, especially salient at this time of global poly-meta-perma-meaning crisis. - She proposes that we individually and collectively experiment and explore creating new words and language structures that transcend the limitations of our existing language - If patterns of language usage traps us in outdated conceptual paradigms, then breaking out of these may be challenging, if not impossible, without the creation of new linguistic and language structures. - From a Stop Reset Go and Deep Humanity perpsective, Lisa's proposal for practical experimentation with constructing new languages to unleash new forms of expression is very aligned to Deep Humanity BEing journeys - As I read and annotate Lisa's book, any potential linguistic and language BEing journeys that her words inspired will be recorded for posterity
Addendum - note from journal - 2025, May 8 - reflections on Lisa's book - asynchronous communication is only one half of indyweb - the other half is asynchronous REFLECTION AND SYNTHESIS - Effective timebinding requires both - Annotation captures interpersonal shared ideas - journalling captures ours own unique synthesis only emerges from asynchronous reflections of our existent associative network of ideas and the newly ingested interpersonal ones - Annotations capture the novel and newly inputted interpersonal ones - but annotation currently only applies to hypothesis - it needs to expand to realtime meetings such as zoom calls, emails, socials media comments and socials media chats in order to be complete - Until now, there has not been a medium with sufficient set of affordances to unleash the affordances potential in language itself - While digital media has existed and rapidly developed for the past 5 decades, - employing and leveraging it to unleash the full potential of language itself has not ever been conceived of until the concept of Indyweb arrived - Indeed, we could make the claim that the indyweb is a foundational human technology on the same order as language itself because it completes language, revealing its empty ( shunyata) quality, thereby - uniting it with the universe itself - From the unlimited potential of the tacit, - the limited forms of words emerge, both are 2 sides off the same nondual coin - and unleashing the full , unrealized potential of language - It is the provenance aspect of the indyweb that provides an automatic trail of all our learning journey, making both the - individual and - intertwingled collective evolution of ideas available as records for. timebinding posterity
- when we feel in a good state of health and wellbeing and absent of any disease
- we feel when everything is within harmony in our temporary state of being alive
- Any disease shows us how the diseases-free state is so fragilely constructed
- disease-free is an and condition of many subsystems working together harmoniously
-aspectualizing is creating
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- a word
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- the greatest freedom of afforded when we are free of all perspectives
- for that is when a new perspective can emerge
- When we cling to words and ideas, we cling to perspectives and aspects of the whole
- The teaching of one taste is the highest and most subtle teaching - equal taste - and easiest to be misinterpreted
- because we are anchored in the world of many different tastes and of measurement and scale,
- where some things are greater than others on our scale
- because we are anchored in the world of many different tastes and of measurement and scale,
- Bayo Akomolafe does some language construction - conlangering on his LinkedIn post on the derivation of the word "apolief" from "belief"
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polar regions. The melting of sea ice and ice sheets is not palpable to most.” 201Climate change is invisible when we consider ourselves separate from Gaia
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adjacency - hyperobject -- language of separation - There is another related reason that many people do not value climate crisis - these concepts are hyperobjects - objects so large that they are beyond the scope of evolutionarily evolved salience - language evolved within humans to deal with environmental events that were salient to our immediate survival - the climate crisis is steeped in complex science and applies to the entire planet, something that humans were never evolved to cognitively apprehend
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Hence,those who do not inhabit our own information bubble are often invisibleto us, unless we are demonizing them (projecting our shadow onto them)
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sense that who I think I am is not who I appear to be. Jung calls this act offacing and accepting of otherness in oneself “integrating the shadow.” One
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For a sociocultural shift to happen, individual shifts must occur. Thus,it might be useful to turn to one’s own lived sense of paradox in order toappreciate it in the broader context. How does Kleinian awareness/intuition/comprehension/aperspectivity presentiate in your everyday life? Facing personal
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an ancient Gnostic wisdom text, The Thunder, Perfect Mind
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discussed above? In other words, how do we revise logic to grant paradox whereit is required? What new kinds of paradoxical concepts might better expressthe complexities of our ecological, economic, and other post-postmoderncontexts and systems? Is it possible to work them into the syntax of our exist-
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for Rosen’s ideas to be fully taken up linguistically would require, as I haveargued, not just semiotic innovation but full-scale sociocultural shift in world
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used to create the problem. To that I would add, can there be a new mindsetif it is necessary to use the language of the old mindset? I suspect that onewill encounter the same limitations of the old mindset. Who can build a new
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Different types of leverage points are possible for each infra/exostructureof language. To the extent that each infra/exostructure has its particular way
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congealing can take the form of an“aha moment” or a gestalt shift. New conceptual bonds form.
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To find ways to enable full-spectrum language to embrace paradox, itwill be necessary to move into the paradigm of both/and. However, there areno agreed-upon conventions for expressing categories, logic, concepts, andsign-vehicles that partake of both/and-ness. We will need to invent ways toconvey nonduality, interdependent co-arising, and paraconsistency in ordinarylanguage.
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For example, the ancient Chinesecharacter Te (Figure 11) is often translated as “virtue” or “integrity.”
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ordinarysign-vehicles (words) cannot sufficiently represent an internally complex con-cept, such as Being, that integrates subject and object in a way that retainstheir uniqueness yet also acknowledges their transpermeability. B
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Concept. The term “concept” has differing meanings in various contexts(psychology, linguistics, philosophy). I am using “concept” as an abstractionthat does not reference a thing; rather, a concept establishes a boundary in afield of meaning. One might say that concepts are agreed-upon set bound-aries.
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assumptions. For example, “I/you (as a Kleinian unity) within field [love]”
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“Iam writing this chapter.” At the moment I wrote those words in the very first
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The metaphors in the passage above are also familiar: RAIN IS AKNIFE that pierces drought. Although the content words that comprise themetaphors have changed a bit, the function words (italicized)—i.e., articles,prepositions, and conjunctions—have not changed through the centuries.184Function words establish the infrastructure of a sentence inside of which themain content words
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istoriography of a word (everyuse of a word and everything that has been said and written about it)
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adjacency - between - word histiography - semantic fingerprint - semantic folding - symmathesetic fingerprint - symmathesetic folding - Indyweb - Indranet - adjacency relationship - Word histiography is another way to describe a key feature of the Indyweb's Indranet, - semantic fingerprint and - semantic folding - gives rise to the Indyweb / Indranet terminology - symmathesetic fingerprint - symmathesetic folding - The Indyweb enables the Indyvidual to continuously update the word histiography using cluemarks - The key idea of the Indyweb / Indranet is that words are themselves impermanent and in constant flux, their meanings always changing - Until the conception of the Indyweb / Indranet, there has never been a media designed with the capability to reflect that continuous flux, a feature we might denote with the new - neologism - variverbum - words that have constantly changing meaning - adj. variverbilis
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the writer/speaker–reader/listener dyad.This is where the implicit sorting of subjects and objects (as
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Rosen emphasizes that, if Being surpasses the split between sub-ject and object (as brought out by phenomenology), we cannot meaningfullyexpress Being through a form of writing that implicitly enforces this split.
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comment - Rosen points out the dualistic nature of language - Like individual living organisms, each word, like each individual organism, splits reality into an inner and an outer - Deep Humanity terminology of the individual / collective gestalt suggests that even though an individual is visibly separate from others, it is nonetheless connected to others invisibly in numerous ways - The visible individual is always only a part of the greater individual / collective gestalt - The individual / collective gestalt terminology applies equally to words as it does to living individuals
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perceived by oneself “in here.” In this sense, the world consists of objects outthere in space (the container that holds them) before me as the perceivingsubject.
for - adjacency - Indyweb dev - natural language - timebinding - parallel vs serial processing - comparison - spoken vs written language - what's also interesting is that spoken language is timebinding, sequential and our written language descended from that, - in spite of written language existing in 2D and 3D space, it inherited sequential flow, even though it does not have to - In this sense, legacy spoken language system constrains written language to be - serial - sequential and - timebound instead of - parallel - Read any written text and you will observe that the pattern is sequential - We constrain our syntax it to "flow" sequentially in 2D space, even though there is absolutely no other reason to constrain it to do so - This also reveals another implicit rule about language, that it assumes we can only focus our attention on one aspect of reality at a time
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Experience takes the lead but it is anexperience widened by speech. One can thereby identify a basic tension within thephenomenological treatment of language: on the one hand, phenomenology subordinates speechto experience; on the other, phenomenology identifies the reciprocity of speech and experience.Heidegger’s signature if enigmatic formula, “Language is the house of being,” expresses just thisreciprocity (Heidegger 1998a, 39
for - to - book Embracing Paradox, Evolving Language - Lisa argues that language and consciousness are two sides of the same coin - adjacency - Heidegger - Symbolosphere - to - symbolosphere annotations - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=Symbolosphere adjacency - between - Heidegger's position on language - the symbolosphere - adjacency relationship - The symbolosphere is an individual or group's world of symbols - Modern humans inhabit the symbolosphere, - in fact, we spend the majority of our lives in the symbolosphere
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Experienceenriches language by rooting its structures in the robust structures of perceived things(perceiving the skin as sunburned fills out the meaning of “My skin is sunburned”)
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he represents this in his writing with the point um it's it's the uh everything is a portal to everything else everything is in relationship with everything else there is nothing that is not in relationship with everything uh one point is a doorway to All Points
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To “switch worldviews” then is not like changing glasses. Or running the privileged finger down the golden fonts of a fine restaurant's menu. It is more like entering another ecology entirely. Or being entered. And such an entry can only ever happen with cracks, displacements, hauntings.
for - adjacency - apolief - Bayo - Automatic Language Growth - ALG - J. Marvin Brown - David Long - This statement is aligned with the Automatic Language Growth school of language learning developed by linguist J. Marvin Brown and continued by David Long - ALG takes the view that language is a happening, an experience and the best way to learn is to engage in the experience the way that an infant of native language does, with no prior experience or knowledge - to - J Marvin Brown - Automatic Language Growth - https://via.hypothes.is/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=984rkMbvp-w
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What if your sense of self, your seeing, your feeling, your very intelligibility as a “someone” are not possessions within a worldview, but part of an accommodation process issued from it, co-conditioned, emergent, and entangled?
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quote - Sense of Self - worldview - Bayo - What if, instead, worldviews are - not views from worlds - but the ways worlds come into view? - What if your sense of self, - your seeing, - your feeling, - your very intelligibility as a “someone” - are not possessions within a worldview, - but part of an accommodation process issued from it, - co-conditioned, - emergent, and - entangled?
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in the classroom you want to focus you we're earlier talking about what do you what do you tell students when they first show up right yeah you want to focus on meaning not on language focus on what's happening not on words and phrases and pronunciation all right
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science tells us that kids learn better from one from zero from the birth to five years old they're the fastest they're the best at learning model them then just do what they do you can't get better than that
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comment - ALG philosophy - replicate the experiences that 1 to 2 year olds have
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show me any other program that that tries to teach you language for a one to two-year-old that's what we're doing it doesn't compare to teaching a language to a five-year-old we're not there yet
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comment - 2 year old age is when an infant learns to hear and speak a spoken language first - reading and writing does not happen until about 5 years of age - When we are learning a new second language, it is therefore appropriate to aim for the same goal as a native 2 year old language user
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a wrong guess is a hundred times better than a right answer yeah that's just giving you the reason is a right answer closes your mind a wrong guess you're still open and that's the vital characteristic
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patience and tolerance for ambiguity
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that was the biggest challenge i think we had and still have within uh alg is teachers think they've got to explain the language and they're short cutting the process they're short circuiting the process and they're cheating the student out of a otherwise good experience
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adjacency - between - Socratic method - natural language acquisition - ALG - explanation - adjacency relationship - When the teacher explains the meaning to the student, - it actually robs the student of the active learning experience of guessing the right meaning - Infants learning their native language for the first time are necessarily in the "deep end" and face discomfort - They (we) are constantly forced to guess and actually actively construct meaning out of the universe of symbols we are being exposed to in a multitude of contexts
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that discomfort is a tough one that's the first part you gotta face that and if you're not facing it then you've learned to walk with crutches
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if i cannot adjust to guessing right about meaning i will never learn in this way very well at all
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reading and writing naturally come after speaking only because speaking follows closely on the heels of understanding yeah so what do you focus on build your understanding
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comments - In human evolution, speaking and listening came long before reading and writing. - Our written language is based on sequential phonetic sounds of our spoken language, so it naturally makes sense to learn the spoken language first
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you're just doing listening and we're later gonna do speaking when are we gonna do reading and writing how
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i'm not trained as a linguist
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i'm still incredulous when i think of all the people who work really hard to learn a language and then you know the experience is no different than people who don't try much
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our homework is like this is all right bring something made out of wood to class tomorrow and so we get to class and here's all these students putting things of wood out on the table and the hour was spent the teachers would pick up this piece of wood object and talk about it describe it and make up stuff that could be completely insane kinds of things uh but we just have fun with these wood objects
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you've been doing it online have you found any difficulties translating on translating it to an online system
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how did that translate into a classroom situation
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for - natural language acquisition - Automatic Language Growth - ALG - youtube - interview - David Long - Automatic Language Growth - from - youtube - The Language School that Teaches Adults like Babies - https://hyp.is/Ls_IbCpbEfCEqEfjBlJ8hw/www.youtube.com/watch?v=984rkMbvp-w
summary - The key takeaway is that even as adults, we have retained our innate language learning skill which requires simply treating a new language as a new, novel experience that we can apprehend naturally simply by experiencing it like the way we did when we were exposed to our first, native language - We didn't know what a "language" was theoretically when we were infants, but we simply fell into the experience and played with the experiences and our primary caretakers guided us - We didn't know grammar and rules of language, we just learned innately
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you can short-circuit that by diminishing the experience focusing on a language focusing on a word focusing on a sound or a meaning you miss the experience and you catch a word right and that's that's the whole that's like all of it in a nutshell
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comment - The mistake that most second language approaches take is that it teaches meaning of words but NOT the EXPERIENCE of language
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language is an outgrowth of experience so if i was going to give you language what would i do i give you experiences
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if you were to distill down to its most basic component what is what is language it's not a phoneme it's not a word or phrase it's not even a meaning of some sound right in its basic component it's a it's a happening it's an aspect or a part of an experience all right this is this is sort of like the key to everything we're doing in alg
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quote - language is fundamentally an experience - David Long - if you were to distill down to its most basic component, what is language? - It's not a phoneme - It's not a word or phrase - it's not even a meaning of some sound - In its basic component, it's a happening it's an aspect or a part of an experience - This is the key to everything we're doing in alg (Automatic Language Growth)
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as adults we have what we grew up with as young kids the the innate or the natural ability to acquire a language but most of us we've also learned and gained another quite natural ability and that is to learn things on purpose right so and so those two natures do conflict i don't think they fit well together
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there is something that all humans do naturally even without education yeah and that is learn language
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some people who are so uh trained in learning on purpose they have a hard time relaxing with anything that's unclear
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i can never get past the idea of study because what we're doing is not study at all
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no homework no test come and we'll entertain you so you got me you know no idea is this going to work or not but i enjoyed the idea of being entertained rather than the misery of language study
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- natural language acquisition skills - patience - tolerance for ambiguity - constructing good guesses to meaning
- David Long - is not trained as a linguist, yet heads this organization
- adjacency - natural language acquisition - open mind
- adjacency - Socratic method - ALG - natural language acquisition - explanation - infants learning native language
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- key insight / quote - innate language learning is in conflict with intentional learning - David Long
- common mistake - learning a word is NOT learning a language
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- stats - natural language acquisition - 1 to 2 year old is age of fastest and best learning
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- quote - language is fundamentally an experience - David Long
- natural language acquisition - important role of discomfort
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summary - This video summarizes the remarkable life of linguist J. Marvin Brown, who spent a lifetime trying to understand how to learn a second language and to use it the way a natural language user does - After a lifetime of research and trying out various teaching and learning methods, he finally realized that adults all have the abilitty to learn a new language in the same way any infant does, naturally through listening and watching - The key was to not bring in conscious thinking of an adult and immerse oneself in - This seems like a highly relevant clue to language creation and to linguistic BEing journeys - to - youtube - Interview with David Long - Automatic Language Growth - https://hyp.is/GRPUHipvEfCVEaMaLSU-BA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yhIM2Vt-Cc
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summary - This is one of the videos in a series of youtube videos on the Tempcast DIY masonry heater build - to - first masonry heater build video - https://hyp.is/c81uVCaOEfCf09ulXDjNLg/www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IKzWqoSDps
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this is your bypass damper
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this is a damper that we're going to put on here as well so so that you can shut this so that you know cold air doesn't come down and you open it when you have a fire
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with a masonry heater you can only burn wood that is seasoned so it needs to be seasoned cord
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very very clean when this is burning you'll look out at your chimney you won't see smoke coming out it's just really clear flu gases
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recommend 18 feet with an 8 inch diameter chimney yep as long as you've got that you're going to have draft
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it should never get crucial as long as you're burning 20 or less moisture content would
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there's clean outs as well those have to be cut in as well so clean out right here we got to be able to access this entire long horizontal
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The five-minute pitch by Daniel Schmachtenberger: 𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗛𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗪𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗦𝘂𝗿𝘃𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗨𝗻𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗪𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀.
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What implicit infra/exostructures comprise the system of systems calledlanguage?
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to function, it is also necessary that we users of this system become/remainconscious of those assumptions.We can also think about our inquiry into revising the structure(s) oflanguage through a metaphor called “Neurath’s boat,” which was likely basedon the Ship of Theseus (Is it still the same ship, even if all the pieces havebeen replaced?). Otto Neurath likened the construction of a knowledge base,as science engages in, to fixing a boat at sea. As a sailor, I have had to repair
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Assumptions: Implicit and ExplicitIn our inquiry into language, this is a fundamental paradox we need toacknowledge: it is impossible to write about the implicit assumptions of ourlanguage system without simultaneously invoking those very assumptions.
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adjacency / insight - between - language - circularity - adjacency relationship - I've always strongly felt this inherent paradox of investigating language, that - by invoking language to investigate language, we are already trapped in a circular argument
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Invisible architectures, on the other hand, consist of ways that our worldis structured for us and by us, except that the structure itself is not imme-diately visible
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Have you felt those moments of oneness withanother? Do we ALL need to be in that state of profound being-in-love-within order to attain the kind of internal communication that my body’s cellsand microbiome have with one another?
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highly intelligent species. Perhaps if we could communicate, we could worktogether to heal, so as to unite endosymbiotically. Before we can get to thisplace of integration, we need to expand our ways of being in “communica-tion” with one another.
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If we want to participate with Gaia in her grand adventure, then we mightneed to be able to communicate with the trees and the birds and the microbes
for - inter-species communication - to - Earth Species Project (ESP) - https://via.hypothes.is/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTKIJpIaZfg - adjacency - interspecies communications - symbiocene - Deep Humanity interspecies communication BEing journey
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As microbes live on all our epithelial surfaces, we are like microbes or lice onthe skin of Earth.77 If Earth is an organism, then how many greater forms oforganisms might there be? Is our solar system an organism? Our galaxy? Theuniverse?
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.Human/Gaian CommunicationSuppose that endosymbiosis does occur and the Humanbody becomes a com-mensal or even a mutualist with the Gaianbody. Might we discover how tocommunicate directly with our own microbes and, similarly, with our host
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In theSymbiocene Albrecht imagines “human action, culture and enterprise will beexemplified by those cumulative types of relationships and attributes nurturedby humans that enhance mutual interdependence and mutual benefit for allliving beings (desirable), all species (essential) and the health of all ecosystems
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how microbes have evolved to manipulate their environment, including theirhost, to ensure the survival of their species:
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Forexample, when I have a craving for sugar and I eat sugary food, I feed a yeastcalled Candida. In fact, “gut microbes may manipulate host eating behavior inways that promote their fitness at the expense of host fitness.”66 S
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organisms formour microbiome. The host organism together with its microbiome constitutes
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he processby which those previously independent organisms came together to form neworganisms is called endosymbiosis. The process of endosymbiosis was first pos-tulated in the early 20 th century but verified later by Lynn Margulis, who wasalso instrumental in developing the Gaia theory with chemist James Lovelock.
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Sorites Paradox—when doessomething stop being itself if you remove one small piece at a time?
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summary - This is a great explanatory video showing how human beings are the evolutionary end product of many former stages of evolution in which one autonomous organisms found such symbiosis that they began to replicate together - Our human body is the product of billions of years of evolution, embodying various outputs from each major stage of a Major Evolutionary Transition (MET). - We are a multi-cellular being, a colony. Yet,at the same time, we have living elements that at one time in history, were independent living beings which were NOT part of a multi-cellular colony! - We have genes, that were once part of autonomous living entities, - Mitochondria within our cells at one time were autonomous entities, and cells, which were also once autonomously existent eukaryotes. All three exist in transmuted form that is now integrated into our body.
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Participedia’s Design & Technology Team operates out of the Studio for Extensive Aesthetics at Emily Carr University of Art & Design
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The student-led movement is resilient partly because it is leaderless by design - it is not so easy to ‘cut off the head’ of a regenerative organism that does not depend on any single person or even a small group of figureheads.
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The American system of governance always had this Achilles Heel in its constitution but it took a Donald Trump to come along to exploit it fully and demonstrate the existential consequences of ignoring constitutional amendment to fix that fault. Fascism easily grows out of weak democratic rules, but it usually takes massive, bloody revolution to grow democracy out of entrenched fascism.
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