The thirty most popular posts in the last 30 days in this blook on Conversational Leadership are listed below.
Feedback on This Blook - 1.2k views
Jordan Peterson on Responsibility - 835 views
The History of the Socratic Method - 672 views | under The Two Pillars of Truth
In the Space Between Stimulus and Response Lies Our Freedom to Choose - 587 views
The Mehrabian Myth - 430 views | under Appendix
Event: Interthinking: How Can We Think with AI? - 376 views
Man Is Condemned to Be Free - 368 views
The Myth of Thamus and Theuth - 348 views | under The Power of Conversation
Signal-to-noise Ratio - 331 views | under Appendix
Why Do We Believe Things That Aren’t True? - 331 views
Benjamin Franklin’s Junto Club - 322 views | under Conversational Spaces
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Event: Conversational Leadership Workshop 2026 - 301 views
Quotations - 273 views
Our Deepest Fear - 271 views
When Dealing with People, We Are Not Dealing with Creatures of Logic - 270 views
The Story of the Chinese Farmer - 269 views
Registration - 247 views
The Story of the Eagle Who Grew Up as a Chicken - 241 views
Etymology of Conversation - 231 views | under History and Philosophy of Conversation
Donation - 226 views
Hosting Knowledge Cafés on Conversational Leadership - 225 views
Peter Boghossian - 218 views
Information Is a Difference That Makes a Difference - 214 views
Rethinking Conversation - 204 views
Generating Podcasts Using NotebookLM - 201 views
The Socratic Elenchus - 196 views | under The Two Pillars of Truth
Multipolar Traps or Moloch Traps - 194 views | under Appendix
The Surprising Etymology of Curiosity - 192 views | under Appendix
Calling Someone Ignorant Isn’t Necessarily an Insult - 189 views
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