Emergence Daniel Schmachtenberger (2016)

Emergence | Daniel Schmachtenberger Posts where this video is embedded Multipolar Traps Acting against our collective interests Pollution of the Global Information Ecosystem The contamination of information with false and misleading material The Four Levels of Knowledge Management The relation between Conversational Leadership and Knowledge Management The Global Information Ecosystem We live in a vast sea of informationPeople: Daniel … Continue reading Emergence Daniel Schmachtenberger (2016)

Daniel Schmachtenberger A founding member of the Consilience Project

Daniel Schmachtenberge is a founding member of the Consilience Project Daniel is a founding member of the Consilience Project, aimed at improving public sensemaking and dialogue. The throughline of his interests has to do with improving the health and development of individuals and society, with a virtuous relationship between the two as a goal. Towards … Continue reading Daniel Schmachtenberger A founding member of the Consilience Project

The Risks Posed by Artificial Intelligence A conversation between Nate Hagens and Daniel Schmachtenberger

Gurteen Knowledge Blog   June 2, 2023, 14:32I hope you are familiar with the work of Daniel Schmachtenberger. Daniel is a futurist, philosopher, and thought leader in complex systems, existential risk, and global cooperation. In this recent conversation, Artificial Intelligence and The Superorganism with Nate Hagens, Daniel discusses the risk posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to our … Continue reading The Risks Posed by Artificial Intelligence A conversation between Nate Hagens and Daniel Schmachtenberger

The War on Sensemaking II Daniel Schmachtenberger (2019)

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The War on Sensemaking III, the Infinite Game Jamie Wheal (2020)

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The War on Sensemaking IV, Pandemic & Conspiracy Daniel Schmachtenberger (2020)

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The War on Sensemaking V Daniel Schmachtenberger (2020)

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Using the Concept of Signal-to-noise Ratio as a Metaphor The ratio of useful or true information to false or irrelevant information

Gurteen Knowledge Blog   December 31, 2020, 14:31Daniel Smachtenberger, when discussing the pollution of the information ecosystem with misinformation and disinformation in his talks on the War on Sensemaking, says things like: I’m trying to make sense of things because I have to be able to parse signal from noise. We would hope, though, that there are … Continue reading Using the Concept of Signal-to-noise Ratio as a Metaphor The ratio of useful or true information to false or irrelevant information

Consilience Project Website Facilitating a cultural renaissance

Gurteen Knowledge Blog   June 20, 2021, 14:50I blogged recently about the Consilience Project —  co-founded by Daniel Schmachtenberger. The project team have now launched the Consilience Project website. The project aims to facilitate a cultural renaissance, developing the full human capacities and orientations needed for effective, emergent governance adequate to the novelty and scope of the … Continue reading Consilience Project Website Facilitating a cultural renaissance

How to Change Your Thinking with Daniel Schmachtenberger Aubrey Marcus

video player How to change your thinking with Daniel Schmachtenberger | Aubrey Marcus (Everyone believes they’re the good guy) Posts where this video is embedded Multipolar Traps Acting against our collective interests Pollution of the Global Information Ecosystem The contamination of information with false and misleading material The Four Levels of Knowledge Management The relation between Conversational Leadership … Continue reading How to Change Your Thinking with Daniel Schmachtenberger Aubrey Marcus

Has Democracy Outlived Its Usefulness? The best argument against Democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter

Gurteen Knowledge Blog   June 23, 2021, 18:53The United States’ founding fathers understood the importance of a well-informed citizenry to vote wisely to elect good leaders, as these two quotations clearly show. Today, like so many other democratic nations, not only are citizens not educated in the “science of government,” they do not have the ability to make … Continue reading Has Democracy Outlived Its Usefulness? The best argument against Democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter

Multipolar Traps Acting against our collective interests

In a complex world facing many challenges, multipolar traps emerge when self-interests conflict with collective well-being, leading to detrimental outcomes. To break free, we need to prioritize collaboration, long-term thinking, and shared goals, working across sectors and nations. Introduction In our complex world, we see different problems that at first appear unrelated on the surface. … Continue reading Multipolar Traps Acting against our collective interests

Pollution of the Global Information Ecosystem The contamination of information with false and misleading material

Information pollution is the contamination of information with false and misleading material. Pollution of the info-ecosystem The quality of the information in our global information ecosystem is paramount. To reduce uncertainty and make good sensemaking and decision-making, we need to trust the things we read, the videos we watch, and the people we communicate with. … Continue reading Pollution of the Global Information Ecosystem The contamination of information with false and misleading material