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Exploring the continuum of decision-making in a world of uncertainty We make decisions every day. Some feel instinctive, others deliberate. A few we regret. Many we barely notice. But beneath them all lies a truth that rarely gets examined: No … Continue reading
Kim Parker We speak of learning and knowing as if they are interchangeable. They’re not. Learning is an act of movement. A posture of openness. It implies uncertainty—the willingness to admit what you do not yet grasp. Knowing, by contrast, … Continue reading
In my previous post Towards the Habermas Machine, I talked about a large language model (LLM) developed by Google DeepMind for generating a consensus position from a collection of individual views, named after Jürgen Habermas.Given that democratic deli…
In my previous post Towards the Habermas Machine, I talked about a large language model (LLM) developed by Google DeepMind for generating a consensus position from a collection of individual views, named after Jürgen Habermas.Given that democratic deli…
At Goldsmiths University yesterday for a discussion on Paratactical Life with Erin Manning and Brian Massumi. Academic jobs at Goldsmiths are currently threatened by a so-called Transformation Programme, similar to management initiatives at many other …
At Goldsmiths University yesterday for a discussion on Paratactical Life with Erin Manning and Brian Massumi. Academic jobs at Goldsmiths are currently threatened by a so-called Transformation Programme, similar to management initiatives at many other …
My personal journey of learning has been a continuous exploration, characterised by my identity as an introvert and a high-functioning neurodivergent individual. This distinctive perspective has influenced my experiences throughout my life. As I reflect upon my early years, I … Continue reading
The relationship between knowledge and learning is a complex and dynamic one, with each concept influencing the other in numerous ways. Knowledge refers to the awareness, understanding, or familiarity with information, facts, and principles that individuals acquire through experience, education, … Continue reading
“What do you believe?” “How do you know that you believe? “How can you prove that you believe that?” What…? Okay, yes, I probably made a mistake, being so foolish as to publish a video in the Tetradian on Change series on …
What’s the weight of the past? For me, right now, it’s about two tons. Literally. I moved back to Australia in mid-March of this year. Courtesy of the pandemic-lockdown, every part of my initial plans for the move were shredded,…
What is knowledge? And what is its relation with data and information – or wisdom, for that matter? The starting-point for this was a question on LinkedIn from Josef Miklos, over in the Czech Republic: I am struggling with the…
How will you protect your digital legacy? Do you know what that legacy is? Or where it is? And what would happen – or not-happen – if all of that legacy of work is lost? For me, this point was…