A view or perspective on the world
Disorder/Order: Discovery or Invention?
Disorder/Order: Discovery or Invention? | SpringerLink
pdf: https://sites.evergreen.edu/arunchandra/wp-content/uploads/sites/395/2018/05/disorder.pdf
Understanding Understanding pp 273-282| Cite as
A movement with no name
Metamodernism / Sensemaking Philosophy | °Milleplateaux
Listied on the Gameb facebook group at
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1447251258838263
…this is another attempt to list out the senemaking / metamodernism/ rationality / new enlightenment / critical thinking/philosophy etc etc…
a bit akin to the senemaking web braindump:
and significant overlap with my ‘fellow travellers’ list and ‘fellow travellers’ podcasts etc’:
Many other names are suggested in the facebook comments to the original link.
Ever want to understand 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅 𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺𝘀, emergence, and reductionism? Here’s a chapter part of my book 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻 coming out next year with MIT Press!
(1) Luiz Pessoa on Twitter: “Ever want to understand 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅 𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺𝘀, emergence, and reductionism? Here’s a chapter part of my book 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻 coming out next year with MIT Press! https://t.co/SZd3TasBqT https://t.co/1jT0AvX09H” / Twitter
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Chapter 8: Complex systems: the science of interacting parts
What kind of object is the brain? The central premise of this book is that it cannot be neatly decomposed into a set of parts, so that each one can be understood on its own. Instead, it’s a highly networked system that needs to be understood differently. The language that is required is the one of complex systems, which we now describe in intuitive terms. Whereas mathematics is needed to formalize it, illustration of its central concepts provides the reader with “intuition pumps”. Thinking in terms of complex systems frees us from the shackles of linear thinking, enabling explanations built with “collective computations” that elude simplistic narratives.
https://cognitionemotion.wordpress.com/2021/08/06/the-networked-brain/
Maurice Yolles: Autopoietic Efficacy – A Metacybernetic View – Some Ideas
(1) Maurice Yolles: Autopoietic Efficacy – A Metacybernetic View – Some Ideas – YouTube
Please send the best examples you have seen of complexity/systems-conscious strategies or corporate plans
(1) Luke Craven on Twitter: “Lots of questions for the brains trust this week: Please send the best examples you have seen of complexity/systems-conscious strategies or corporate plans 🙏🙏” / Twitter
ISSS 2021 Presidential Welcome – Delia MacNamara Keynote: Imagination, Science and the Art of Systems Thinking: Christopher Chase Systems Literacy Presentation Peter Tuddenham Systems Science – An Atlas – Lynn Rasmussen Using Systems Science to Articulate, Model, and Transcend That Which Divides Us Presentation to the Special Session: Future of Human Social Systems – Lynn Rasmussen Kerry Turner Kerry Turner E-Syn – Report on Online Syntegration January 2021 – Allenna Leonard and Peter Tuddenham Systems Theory of Marginalization and its Implications for Systemic Intervention Sunday, July 11, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM EDT Gerald MidgleyOnline 2021 Public
ISSS 2021 Annual Conference was online using the cvent platform, July 7-14 2021.
Select video recordings from essions are here for public viewing. For these videos all participants have agreed for the video recordings from sessions to be shared publicly.
Many other video recordings are reserved for members only on a different page
Online 2021 Public
A few spots left for #ACS101 Fall 2021 section, starts next month! https://appliedcomplexity.io/education
(2) Joe Norman on Twitter: “A few spots left for #ACS101 Fall 2021 section, starts next month! https://t.co/KEt5mf0IH7 https://t.co/P23UmtEV4w” / Twitter
main link:
https://appliedcomplexity.io/education
Expensive but interesting (h/t Mikael Seppala)
source:
#NewMacy 2021: Responding to Pandemics of “Today’s AI” – Design+Conversation
BY PAUL PANGARO
This post is a summary and update of activities and plans for #NewMacy. Details of the next event and call for participation are at bottom.
continues in source: #NewMacy 2021: Responding to Pandemics of “Today’s AI”
#NewMacy 2021: Responding to Pandemics of “Today’s AI” – Design+Conversation
 Online workshop – 11th August 2021 at 2.00 pmUnderstanding Systems – a very short introduction. This is designed for colleagues new to systems as well as those wanting to renew their knowledge. This is a special session run by Professor Frank Stowell. The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88579246678?pwd=MkhvUFRHMzZKVExYczFGMUlxc0xCUT09 |
Online workshop – 11th August 2021 at 2.00 pm
UKSS Online workshop – benjamin.taylor@redquadrant.com – RedQuadrant Mail
Systems Convening (Wenger – Trayner) Systems Changes
daviding
Given that Etienne Wenger’s original research coming out of the Institute for Research on Learning at Xerox popularized Communities of Practice (mind the subtitle of Learning, Meaning and Identity), I can’t say that I’m surprised at the continuing development of their work. The focus is on the leadership of the community, the convenors
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Systems Convening (Wenger – Trayner) – Systems Changes – Open Learning Commons
After “Jane-Jacobs-Thought”| Doug Saunders | 2021 Systems Changes cities urbanism Aug 8 1 / 2 Aug 9 1m ago daviding 14h When Jane Jacobs passed in 2006, she was said to have been studying suburbs. Her work had been famous in urban cores. As a systems thinker, however, part of her curiosity about suburbs was that, given a choice, many people chose to live there. This study might have been next book, if she had continued to live. Doug Saunders writes that while “Jane-Jacobs-Thought” (as it’s known in China) would seem to be conventional wisdom for most urbanists, they’ve missed an important point: urban planning (conducted by professionals centrally) is counter to the general idea of self-organization.
After “Jane-Jacobs-Thought”| Doug Saunders | 2021 – Systems Changes – Open Learning Commons
In today’s post, I am continuing from the last post, mainly using the ideas of Dirk Baecker. We noted that every observation is an operation of distinction, where an observer crosses a line, entering a marked state. This is shown in the schematic below. Here “a” refers to the marked state that the observer is interested in. The solid corner of a square is the distinction that was used by the observer, and “n” refers to the unmarked state. The entire schematic with the two sides and the three values (“a”, “n” and the distinction) are notated as a “form”. The first order observer is observing only the marked state “a”, and is not aware of or paying attention to the distinction(s) utilized. They are also not aware of the unmarked state “n”. When a second order observer enters the picture, they are able to…
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Cybernetics and Systems Social and Business Decisions Edited By Sergio Barile, Raul Espejo, Igor Perko, Marialuisa Saviano 2019
Cybernetics and Systems: Social and Business Decisions – 1st Edition –
pdf:
http://repositorio.uportu.pt/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11328/2538/9780429486982_preview.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Advances in Cybernetics Provide a Foundation for the Future
[PDF] Advances in Cybernetics Provide a Foundation for the Future | Semantic Scholar
Interest in cybernetics declined in North America from the mid 1970s to 2010, as measured by the number of journal articles by North American authors, but increased in Europe and Asia. Since 2010 the number of books on cybernetics in English has increased significantly. Whereas the social science disciplines create descriptions based on either ideas, groups, events or variables, cybernetics provides a multi-disciplinary theory of social change that uses all four types of descriptions. Cyberneticians use models with three structures – regulation, selforganization and reflexivity. These models can be used to describe any systemic problem. Furthermore, cybernetics adds a third approach to philosophy of science. In addition to a normative or a sociological approach to knowledge, cybernetics adds a biological approach. One implication of the biological approach is additional emphasis on ethics.
Systems Community of Inquiry 
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