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Friday, June 16, 2006 - 05:54 PM
![]() ![]() 1.Whoever is there are the right people. Everybody has his or her role in the story. 2. Whatever happens is the right thing to happen. Everything happens for a reason and is there to help us gain more insight. ![]() 3. Whenever it starts, it starts. Magic has its own timing. It might already start weeks before the [experience/conference] happens. 4. Whenever it stops, it stops. Don’t linger on, when the feeling is too good, nor stay when things that don’t work. Follow the flow. ![]() 5. Follow the law of the two feet. Keep your own responsibility. You can leave an [experience/workshop] if it doesn’t suit you. 6. Be prepared to be surprised. The soul always leads us to our highest good, but it might be an unexpected journey. ![]() It is also; a concept in urban planning: * Public space, Urban open spaces and greenways * Landscape * Piazza * Plaza * Courtyard ![]() Sunday, May 28, 2006 - 08:21 PM
![]() THE TEN ADVANTAGES OF CHESS [excerpt 060606] ![]() (wikipedia.org) • Cathedral & the Bazzar • • Down & Out in the Magic Kingdom • • Free as in Freedom • • Free Culture • • Open Source Democracy • • Open Source Shakespeare • • We the Media • Sunday, April 30, 2006 - 03:23 PM
![]() ![]() Why is this important? Just think: where would Disney be if there were no fairy tales? "Sharing is Daring" is a showcase of new & derivative artworks released under flexible licenses that allow for sharing & remixing. What is Harvard Free Culture? [[ Mailing List | Blog | Wiki ]] A group of artists, bloggers, computer geeks, and activists who believe: A healthy, vibrant culture must continually be improved and refashioned by those who live in it. This requires a thriving public domain and cultural commons that anyone can build upon or reshape. The Free Culture Movement aims to empower individuals and communities to reject mere consumption of culture in favor of participation, to actively critique, create, and innovate in media, technology, and art. To achieve this ideal, Harvard Free Culture seeks to promote open intellectual property policy and channel the power of technology toward appreciation, creation, and distribution of participatory culture. Monday, April 24, 2006 - 02:24 PM
![]() The Open Source Metaverse Project provides an open source metaverse engine as an alternative to the commercial metaverse engines (Second Life, There and Active Worlds..). UNTIL THEN, HERE WE ARE... ![]() Creative Commons in 2ndLife... What's next? Open Source Webmap APIs? ![]() Lawrence Lessig, analog in the digital. Saturday, April 08, 2006 - 01:33 AM
![]() ![]() "LED Throwies II..." The Graffiti Research Lab is dedicated to outfitting graffiti writers, artist and protestors with open source technologies for urban communication...... 00101000101001010001010010001010100101010010 00101010100000010100101010010101000101001010 100101001010010100101001010100000100101010101 101010010100101001010010100010?20010101010101 00001000101001100010101001000100001010101010 110-All you see is...crime in the source code-10111110 1101001001000101010010001001010101011110100?2 10101010101010111101111111001010011100101000 101001010111010110101101010010010101010011011 01101010101211WHAT IS THIS010100010000010 101010100101010011010100101001010101010010100 010011001001010010011000101010`1010110101001 11110100000101111101000000111010000101 Monday, March 13, 2006 - 08:40 PM
"an outdoor hacker conference/event took place on a large event-campground. New communities bordering common themes which loosely defined as 'hacker issues.' "We feel it is very important for people from different fields dealing with one or more of these issues to meet at larger events. We would also like to introduce new topics and forge new links between various communities. We haven't even kept count of the interesting things that happened, both on- andoffline, simply because the right people met at one of these events.
* government transparency * computer insecurity * privacy * open software, open standards & software patents * community networking ![]() Lat 51°33.270858 / Lon 5°20.620584 / July 28-31 2005 Liempde, near Den Bosch, The Netherlands And oh yeah: it is a lot of fun too!" Monday, February 27, 2006 - 04:19 PM
![]() ![]() • Complex Systems and the Roots of Systems Thinking What can the sciences of complexity teach us about social justice and sustainability? • Self-Organization and Living Systems What is the nature of the relationship between information and consciousness? • Ecological Systems and Sustainability How do we manage information in a way that fosters effective decision-making processes? • Social Systems Design and Practice How do we nurture organizational structures that serve human needs while also protecting our resources for future generations? Monday, February 06, 2006 - 01:35 PM
"Every cluster of galaxies, every star, every atom... had a beginning, but the Universe, itself, did not" - Sir Frederick Hoyle, Plumian Professor of Astonomy, Cambridge University
![]() photo c/o Hubble Telescope Website Gallery, NASA public domain "The novel idea that there are an infinite number of time dimensions in the Universe revolutionizes gravitational theory and much of modern science with it." - Alexander Franklin Mayer, MIT Alumni Thursday, February 02, 2006 - 02:18 PM
![]() ![]() "The Map Is Not The Territory," 2002-2006 Metamedia, Mesh-Mashup, Meta-Identifiers(?), MetaSystems(?), Network Media New Media, Multimedia, Intermedia, Telematic, General Semantics, Conceptual, Abstract... "We say the map is different from the territory. But what is the territory? Operationally, somebody went out with a retina or a measuring stick and made representations which were then put on paper. What is on the paper map is a representation of what was in the retinal representation of the man who made the map; and as you push the question back, what you find is an infinite regress, an infinite series of maps. The territory never gets in at all. […] Always, the process of representation will filter it out so that the mental world is only maps of maps, ad infinitum." - Gregory Bateson (1904-1980), Anthropologist, Cyberneticist, Linguist, & Social Scientist Inspired by Integral Theorists : Ralph Abraham • Tom Atlee • Kenny Ausubel • Mary Catherine Bateson • Nora Bateson Michel Bauwens • Joseph Campbell • Fritjof Capra • Pierre Teilhard de Chardin • Anne Dosher Marcel Duchamp • Jim Fournier • Marija Gimbutas • Stanislav Grof • Francis Heylighen Jean Houston • Aldous Huxley • Alfred Korzybski • Ervin & Alexander Laszlo • Lawrence Lessig Humberto Maturana • Margaret Mead • Thomas J. McFarlane • Michael Murphy Jackson Pollack • Richard Stallman • Rudolph Steiner • Elizabeth Thompson William Irwin Thompson • Paul Trevithick • David Ulansey D.Beck, A.Cohen & K.Wilber • Francesco Varela and many others... "Dialectic Process vs. Dialogic Process" ...more to come... Friday, December 02, 2005 - 02:25 PM
![]() Grassroots Organization and Connection | comments "Magnifying the Imagination: Imaginify has created a model, shown above, that is also inspired by complexity theory, to help grassroots creative organizations (charities, artists, Open Source practitioners etc.) connect, share knowledge and ideas, and collaborate." - Dave Pollard, blogs.salon.com, 11/26/2005 |
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