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Exclusion and inequality. Such an economy kills. http://t.co/xWHzq1ixV1
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Seriously love this!! What if kids did the darndest things? Ft. @jackandrakahttp://t.co/
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Liz and Bryant and Solid State Depot, FYI http://t.co/roeSYYhVKh
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How is #PopeFrancis linking radical economic change with protecting the environment? Watch this discussion:http://t.co/BaPRWHH9wj
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'3 Day Student-Led Social Media Summit Begins Today" http://t.co/1nljbi8QLP
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This is awesome: The Safest Suburb In The World Did It By Ending The Culture Of Cars http://t.co/EC1Q5u8Op4
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 Maria Popova (@brainpicker)11/28/13 6:43 AM Today's Literary Jukebox: Anne Sexton on what love is really like + Aretha Franklinj.mp/1ih7H0f #LitJuke |
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literary f to f convo... Shirky... no?
Jabiz Raisdana (@intrepidteacher)11/28/13 6:44 AM
@bonstewart @zbpipe @paulallison Some interesting insights into what some kids think about blogging here- clueaspace.blogspot.sg/2013/
Blogging is a great way to share thoughts and ideas in an open and productive manner but is not an important part of English class because one big reason is that often, seeing that blogging is currently optional and not homework, kids just don't have time to do things like blog. Homework is also a big interference in the time kids would have to blog because after coming home late from an activity and having over an hour of work to do, blogging is just not possible. Miles
Online confidence can turn a kids life around. When a kid cannot be accepted into a certain type of environment or cannot express himself to anyone. He turns to online writing. Brendan
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The truth is that disruption is largely a function of group dynamics and has little to do with any mysterious powers. In effect, everyone is a potential influencer. So we’re much better off seeking out those who are likely to be receptive and passionate about our idea, rather than wasting time and effort seeking out mysterious “Influentials”.
We can no longer pretend that our charts and diagrams amount to anything more than wish lists. In a connected world, things have a way of self organizing.
Yet in the age of disruption, planning is not as effective. Technology moves too fast, new connections form and lines between industries blur or disappear altogether. A new disruptive competitor can emerge with blazing speed. It’s not even a question of coming up with the right answers anymore, coming up with the right questions is hard enough.
The upshot is that we need to take a more Bayesian approach to strategy where we are no longer concerned with predicting the future and “being right,” but rather becoming less wrong over time. Stability and certainty have become dangerous pipe dreams, we need to react to an increasingly complex world in real time.
And so, the formula for disruption is not necessarily becoming smarter, but becoming more aware and creating organizations that can adapt in real time.
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