Monday, August 31, 2015

tweets

@doctorow ha! yes. You can see the possibilities. If - and it's still a big if - people start doing hexayurts seriously, they *SCALE*

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/leashless/status/635627662795534336


If you want to understand Black Lives Matter, you have to understand Katrina: http://t.co/5Ru6SjdHho via @slate

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/plthomasEdD/status/635768899191988224


White House: Innovation in Higher Education http://t.co/BtrejVCaFK

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/jgmac1106/status/635775473285505024


Lenore Skenazy (@FreeRangeKids)
8/23/15 6:40 AM
Why Obama's refusal to pardon more prisoners reeks of cowardice . bit.ly/1ENUaDY


Johann Hari (@johannhari101)
8/23/15 6:40 AM
The war on drugs - by transferring trade to criminals - creates a war for drugs. It's happening in Salford bit.ly/1NtYhNE


Wall Street Journal (@WSJ)
8/23/15 6:42 AM
Five ways China’s mobile culture has leapfrogged what Americans do with their phones: on.wsj.com/1HZSpDR
What’s China’s edge? Technology is often just cheaper, allowing for more frequent phone swaps. Then there’s the world’s largest Internet culture—some 649 million wired people, 86% on phones—who make an incredible test base for new ideas. Many young people leapfrogged over laptops right to smartphones as their main computing device, so phones have evolved to do more.


Video of police getting teargassed by other policemen and being shamed by protestors.  #طلعت_ريحتكمhttps://t.co/VL0zBPEDb8 #Lebanon

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/joeyayoub/status/635807572964962304


Very interesting article about mother's who beat their sons http://t.co/YPGbT3BUQi

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/ShakaSenghor/status/635855092483096577


'Suicides' over Ashley Madison hack - BBC News http://t.co/jd7jAhiQml

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/loic/status/635855720081149952


How we know what we know – absolutely fascinating read http://t.co/xYz7yCl5QQ http://t.co/vdvb85R6iI

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/brainpicker/status/635867440631685120


Sam (@samuelgillette)
8/25/15 5:58 AM
We Need to Fix Our Democracy: Lawrence Lessig Weighs Presidential Run to Rid Money from Politicsdemocracynow.org/2015/8/24/we_n… via @democracynow


sioksiok (@sioksiok)
8/25/15 6:01 AM
Google Is Opening A YouTube Production Studio In Mumbai, India via @TechCrunch buff.ly/1h9nGyH


IBM Smarter Cities (@IBMSmartCities)
8/25/15 6:03 AM
Effective collaboration requires supporting cultural and organizational change ibm.co/1f5hXs4 #socialprogramspic.twitter.com/exu2j6U4eb


Red Kahina (@RedKahina)
8/25/15 12:05 AM
@adamjohnsonNYC men were locked in prison cells to drown. Soldiers separated families, let infants due of thirst. There was no body count.


LSE Impact Blog (@LSEImpactBlog)
8/25/15 6:15 AM
The death of the theorist and the emergence of data and algorithms in digital social research. bit.ly/1f8HbPv


Love this video of Dylan doing “Mr. Tambourine Man” at Newport right after he blasted everybody w/ an electric band:http://t.co/gAIaCiibzC

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/austinkleon/status/636264471753719808




Progress: Germany Drops EU Rule in Order to Welcome Syrian Asylum Seekers http://t.co/teT3XVu4rB via @NewsweekEurope #SyrianrefugeesGermany

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/ladyniasan/status/636311591496089600


m wesch


Kuwait sentences blogger Abdul Rahman Al-Ajmi to four years in prison for tweets criticising Saudi Arabiahttp://t.co/9ezvftUjXT

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/DanielWickham93/status/636655071527211008


A glorious, vulnerable, courageous open letter by @amandapalmer on the choice to have a child http://t.co/vTfyR1gNV9http://t.co/c7stUHhhu3

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/brainpicker/status/636705008101294080


"The creative adult is the child who survived." —Ursula K. Le Guin

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/laurapasquini/status/636715487892606976


A6 I don't reinvent myself, but I become more authentic with age.  #weirded

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/MissShuganah/status/636732370725396480


Ubiquitous Commons updates #ubiquitouscommons #smartrurality http://t.co/8iYlmoMBYA

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/xdxd_vs_xdxd/status/636858998356996098


.@yanisvaroufakis in conversation with academics as Syriza splinters and election beckons http://t.co/OnXqljGdU3http://t.co/WleOSgTF1U

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/ConversationUK/status/636856643502907392


In terms of the former, our concern was whether code acts as a kind of pedagogy that is immanent and everywhere in daily life, running as a substratum of experience with the power to variously instruct, seduce, educate, liberate, discipline and govern people in their everyday lives and educational experiences. Tom Liam Lynch, one of the series speakers, has described this as “the hidden role of software in education,” drawing attention to how the lines of code and algorithms that constitute software actually work to produce new social relations, configure power dynamics, and generate new roles for teachers, learners and educational policymakers.

code... www...
could set us free..
will that happen if we keep ourselves in constructs of old..?
ie: Ed experiences.. ts ss policy

rev of everyday life
a nother way

The seminars, thus, sought to focus on how the interactions between code and education might impact on knowledge practices, pedagogic techniques, learner agency, identity formation and pedagogic relationships. The resulting e-book acts as a guide for interested researchers and educators to understand how code operates within the networked publics where kids hang out; how algorithms participate in the social organization of educational practices; how the knowledge taught in schools, colleges and universities flows through digital infrastructures; how teaching is increasingly being automated by software; and how digital data is being used to make educational realities visible and actionable. In this sense, “Coding/Learning” seeks to address issues raised in recent events such as the conferenceAlgorithmic Accountability, and questions raised there about the algorithmic future of education.

heavy assumptions of a human here...
science of people ness

Writing computer code is not just a technical act but a political act; it permits the programmer to construct particular models of the external world that might work through persuasion, seduction, coercion or education to change the way people think.

ie: to let people think for themselves

previously there has been no concerted effort to understand how code acts educationally, pedagogically, or instructionally, to shape how we acquire knowledge, skills and forms of conduct. What educational understandings can help us to interpret the work that code does in the world?


wondering a lot lately... these jobs of service.. ie: health, Ed, et al.. how many of the workers could imagine making their positions/titles irrelevant..

ie: they need people to remain sick, illiterate ( non-conventional defn)



Mark Boyle (@MarkBoyle)
8/27/15 5:02 AM
Reduce, reuse, recycle or "resist, revolt, rewild"? My article @PermacultureMag permaculture.co.uk/articles/perma…


""We start capturing all of your intent for the things you want to do" says Facebook. Great! http://t.co/WoJWZr0IjF

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/Livingstone_S/status/636877502091145216


Here's how @Zeynep put it: "These killers seek our attention. It’s time we learned how to deny them."http://t.co/Tp79nm7WR7

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/RonHogan/status/637017563738820608


Thanks for checking out our final @facinghistory webinar this week. Watch and share it: http://t.co/LJ96xee5c5#Upstander

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/TheCLAlliance/status/637043271982809088


What if you used every day as an experiment in what matters most?
#DreamRoutine #EssentialExperiments http://t.co/uN078I80Er

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/GregoryMcKeown/status/637052987437805568




Financial markets are not free – they're one of the last bastions of socialism http://t.co/RJDcu4CkbP

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/stanjourdan/status/637221098795454465






Jose Antonio Vargas (@joseiswriting)
8/28/15 6:03 AM
#IHaveADream, immigrant version: defineamerican.com/blog/post/i-ha… via @DefineAmerican


Paul Thomas (@plthomasEdD)
8/28/15 6:16 AM
August 27, 1963: W.E.B. Du Bois Dies thenation.com/article/august… pic.twitter.com/2jpXnQOWq2


Democracy Now! (@democracynow)
8/28/15 6:17 AM
LIVE NOW: #NewOrleans native @WendellPierce on where the city is 10 years after #Katrina Democracynow.orgpic.twitter.com/ic4DR0LKhn


Arif (@Atozai)
8/27/15 9:07 PM
Stopping people and inspecting their papers? I've heard of this before... In Nazi Germany.
#OperationFortitude #auspol


nathanjurgenson (@nathanjurgenson)
8/28/15 6:25 AM
the "gentrification of hacker culture" aeon.co/magazine/techn… does this downplay some of hacker culture's conservative roots?
but "anti-conventional" *is* (or became) "business innovation", that shoulda been the whole pointpic.twitter.com/XngfMiuQWv


Alex Fink (@alexfink)
8/28/15 6:37 AM
@nathanjurgenson The construction of the "hacker" seems as media/marketing contrived as "maker" is elsewhere. Article reifies this.


Alex Fink (@alexfink)
8/28/15 6:45 AM
@nathanjurgenson I like attempts to move hacking toward association as a group, toward collective organizing strategy subsol.c3.hu/subsol_2/contr…

04. Abstraction may be discovered or produced, may be material or immaterial, but abstraction is what every hack produces and affirms. To abstract is to construct a plane upon which otherwise different and unrelated matters may be brought into many possible relations. It is through the abstract that the virtual is identified, produced and released. The virtual is not just the potential latent in matters, it is the potential of potential. To hack is to produce or apply the abstract to information and express the possibility of new worlds.


A 17-year-old has been sentenced to over a decade in federal prison for tweeting. Previously: http://t.co/2rZGu9avqqhttp://t.co/BBUL0sUjgv

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/ryanjreilly/status/637270661740777472






You can't both believe humans are created equal and that their fate ought to be based on what side of an imaginary line they were born on

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/mollycrabapple/status/637439693525807104


Young black man jailed since April for alleged $5 theft found dead in cell http://t.co/Lsvvt4Q3s2

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/NickKristof/status/637592433933582336


http://www.democracynow.org/2015/8/28/shock_doctrine_a_look_at_the
fb via democracy now
"It makes me think of Naomi Klein’s Shock Doctrine, the opportunity that a disaster presents. The governor had wanted to take over many of the local schools in New Orleans prior to Katrina... Katrina happens, and within two months the state had taken over virtually every public school in New Orleans."


One of the most dangerous diversity-instead-of-justice obsessions in the education world revolves around...http://t.co/DS8IsXitX7

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/pgorski/status/633273837929504768


Here are my comments on the Brazilian hotel incident that wasn’t an incident: https://t.co/2LTxRPyH9e

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/drcarlhart/status/637760908614324225


Director Matthew Heineman: ‘Suddenly I was alone with my camera in the middle of this shootout’ #mexico #cartelandhttp://t.co/WHJWhndPUE

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/zaidhassan/status/637884090872635392


http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/28/world/migrants-refugees-europe-syria.html?smid=tw-share&_r=0

‪#‎Migrants‬ migrate by choice. ‪#‎Refugees‬ don't, they're fleeing for their lives. Words matter. Let's use them wisely:


"Facebook is database culture dressed as network culture" – Vinya Gupta @leashless http://t.co/HjKeUZAQqY

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/adamprocter/status/638023111208792068


http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2015/08/28/carlos_barria_revisits_new_orleans_10_years_after_katrina.html
fb becky p


I would Musk and try to save the world, but that just exposes me to the same type of assholes that made me sell minecraft again.
In sweden, I will sit around and wait for my friends with jobs and families to have time to do shit, watching my reflection in the monitor.

our findings in failings.. need all the people - www ness


Honored to have written the foreword for Chomsky's newest book Because we Say So.
http://t.co/7Ep3XhSf9U

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/HenryGiroux/status/638083737784348673


http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/08/30/436016985/oliver-sacks-was-a-boundless-explorer-of-the-human-brain






Drone video of today's events in #Ukraine https://t.co/lEw8xp56bZ cc @ChristopherJM

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/DavidClinchNews/status/638349029357846528


On being "serious" about reform http://t.co/9tLjZ7iBuT

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/lessig/status/638358265659789312

what if there's a deeper first. a deeper serious.



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Sunday, August 23, 2015

tweets

http://venturebeat.com/2015/08/18/this-16th-century-french-castle-is-the-temporary-home-to-100-makers-trying-to-save-the-planet/

seb on fb

to market their products..?



Sharply rising inequality of labour income focuses attention on inequality of human capital in its most general sense:
  • Starting with unequal prenatal development of the foetus;
  • Followed by unequal early childhood development and investments by parents;
  • Unequal educational investments by parents and society; and
  • Unequal returns to human capital because of discrimination at one end and use of parental connections in the job market at the other end.

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Given such transmission across generations, it can be shown that the long-run, ‘dynastic’ inequality will also be higher (Kanbur and Stiglitz 2015). Although there have been advances in recent years, we still need fully developed theories of how the different mechanisms interact with each other to explain the dramatic rises in interpersonal inequality in advanced economies in the last three decades.1

One counter argument is that what matters is not inequality of ‘outcome’ but inequality of ‘opportunity’. According to this argument, so long as the prospects are the same for all children, the inequality of income across parents should not matter ethically. What we should aim for is equality of opportunity, not income equality. However, when income inequality across parents translates into inequality of prospects across children, even starting in the womb, then the distinction between opportunity and income begins to fade and the case for progressive taxation is not undermined by the ‘equality of opportunity’ objective (Kanbur and Wagstaff 2015).



sandymaxey (@sandymaxey)
8/19/15 5:46 AM
Limits to the "get educated" admonishments. twitter.com/iPublicPolicy/…
graduate-school enrollment swelled over the past decade, the number of Americans owing at least $100,000 in student debt more than quintupled to 1.82 million as of Jan. 1, New York Federal Reserve data show. The number of all student borrowers nearly doubled to 43.34 million.
Propelling the surge in grad-school debt is a welter of federal programs that make it easy for students to borrow large amounts, then to have substantial chunks of those debts eventually forgiven. Critics of the system say it makes it easier for graduate schools to raise tuition, and for some high-earning graduates such as doctors to escape debts they can afford to repay.
Critics say offering unlimited loans to students, with the prospect of forgiveness, creates a moral hazard by allowing borrowers to amass debts they have little hope or intention of repaying, all while enriching institutions and leaving taxpayers to pick up the tab.
After borrowing to earn her bachelor’s, Ms. Kurowski-Alicea says, her main motivation for earning a master’s and then a doctorate was to postpone repaying her student loans, which she said were too high for her minimum-wage income at the time. The government doesn’t require payments while students are in school.
“There’s no way to pay it afterward. It’s a continuous cycle,” says Ms. Kurowski-Alicea, of Clermont, Fla.


.@GarAlperovitz recently sat down and discussed transforming the current system w/us: http://t.co/P4o3kl8zqY#NextSystem

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/SOCAPmarkets/status/634099873307074560
We are at a moment in history where we are facing what can only be called systemic difficulties. Ultimately that means we are going to have to develop a way to transform the system. That’s the challenge. It’s important to clarify that neither of the old models—traditional corporate capitalism in America and state socialism––neither of those models are going to give us the right answer. So we are going to have to build and create pragmatically from the bottom up and build a new direction if we want to deal with real democracy, poverty, ecological sustainability, global warming, race issues, income distribution, and wealth distribution. 
The first is we’re planning a series of meetings and conferences starting in 2016 to bring together people who understand this. We want to start a very explicit debate around the question: what would the next system look like? 
They aren’t just focused on the projects, but on the infrastructure that needs to be built to scale up and generalize those projects


Daniel Kao (@Diplateevo)
8/20/15 4:33 AM
On Reading Books diplateevo.com/reading-books/…


Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews)
8/20/15 4:37 AM
Davos Man discovers #Postcapitalism agenda.weforum.org/2015/08/how-th…
1 of 4 change consumption
2of4. change work
3of4. fair share (paul)
4of4 share fades away
It’s hard to tell which path we’re currently on. I for one hope Mason is right, and that the sharing economy will bring an end to an unsustainable system. But I fear that it’s more likely to transform the world of work in a negative way, reducing quality of life for many within society. The people championing this path are those with great power within the capitalist economy.
Meanwhile, those advocating for a path towards a more equal economy – such as grassroots organisations – are currently marginalised and disempowered. It’s clear who the odds will favour.


@zeynep @emptywheel @JoeBeOne @evacide literally the only reason for Twitter or Facebook or whatnot to obey any law is revenue.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/quinnnorton/status/634354308260175872


Wheels of Change – how the bicycle empowered the women's emancipation movement http://t.co/yxicnkfcmkhttp://t.co/tVxtb26Wrb

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/brainpicker/status/634357062785478656




In about an hour, catch @robertegger dish on world-changing leadership and the power of nonprofits:http://t.co/7IpmMuws3S #amexleads

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/changemakers/status/634434830869110784








David Graeber (@davidgraeber)
8/20/15 4:39 AM
I think Greece should charge the rest of Europe for it past contributions: you know, 100 billion euros for Aeschylus, 200 bil for Socrates..
or maybe Greece should just declare copyright on all ancient authors & charge for 2500 years of outstanding royalties



Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews)
8/20/15 4:40 AM
In the final episode of the Trews @rustyrockets quotes #Postcapitalism youtu.be/FvoqQT41wos


Ira Socol (@irasocol)
8/20/15 5:41 AM
@Tim_10_ber our newest space is K-5 together. We're getting there
leap frog... to city.. birth to gave.. rev of everyday life


Jason Pamental (@jpamental)
8/21/15 6:13 AM
Likely the most important life skill (equal/related in my mind w/curiosity) “Reinvention As A Life Skill” @skap5medium.com/p/c544129e9dd1


Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald)
8/19/15 6:43 AM
The Ashley Madison hack is, among other things, a nice reminder that a lot more people than just Terrorists have "something to hide."
always.. so let's gershenfeld law


LSE Impact Blog (@LSEImpactBlog)
8/21/15 6:15 AM
Blogging goes hand in hand with scholarship and is now recognised as a valuable part of the academic portfoliobit.ly/1rjGqQl
What blogging never does is substitute for other academic writing. It doesn’t get counted as scholarship. It does not serve as an employment credential. (If you wish to argue that it should, I can’t help you. I’m interested in describing what is, not what ought to be …)
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Notice that I do not say that it “substitutes” for other academic writing but that it has a place alongside what is often seen as the only legitimate (that is, countable for hiring / tenure / promotion) forms of academic writing.
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That makes us literary types sound pretty clueless! But setting aside bumbling confusions between content and form, I actually think that “the difference between a journal article and a blog essay”  is notself-evident when we’re talking about literary criticism, and that’s precisely because literary criticism isnot a science or a social science. Our preoccupation with publishing in peer-reviewed academic journals reflects some anxiety on our part about that: it’s a kind of scientism that has been beneficial in making some aspects of literary scholarship more rigorous, historically attentive, and theoretically sophisticated, but that has also shaped our professional lives in occasionally disheartening ways. To be taken seriously, we know we have to look serious, which means avoiding at all costs what was once scathingly described to me (in reference to my own work) as “the whiff of belles-lettres.”
There are kinds of literary scholarship that have a lot in common with history and the social sciences, or that are so well insulated with theoretical implications that no such unsavory whiff could possibly be detected. But a lot of what literary academics do is not so much produce new knowledge as pursue new understandings of, or new ways of understanding, literary texts. Careful close readings lie at the heart of many more elaborate scholarly projects. It is certainly possible to do this kind (or this part) of criticism without the specialized language and complex apparatus that differentiate academic from non-academic versions of it. Academic training can be hugely beneficial for this enterprise, but such training need not be conspicuous to be effective. We are experts at reading literature in interesting ways and articulating those readings — that’s what we do.
Where is the self-evident line, then, between the interpretations of novels we find in academic essays and the interpretations of novels we can find on blogs — besides some specialized vocabulary and a lot more footnotes? In both cases we can and should look closely at the quality (the intelligence, the care, the subtlety, the persuasiveness) of the interpretation, but there is a fundamental similarity in the activity represented that is at least as important as any differences. It really is the same kind of thing, just done under different circumstances, for different audiences. Why should we value it, or consider it “professional writing,” only if we do it in a style and form that severely limits the audience for it and the conversation we can have about it?
The desire to draw a firm line between what we do in academic journals and what we do elsewhere is more reflective of our desire to defend ‘professing English’ as a profession than of any really principled or inevitable difference between the two. And the results of that effort have not been altogether salutary, for criticism or for our profession. There are good reasons for us to engage with the rest of the world. It’s not as if academics are the only ones interested in literature, after all. In Canada we have been hearing a lot about ‘knowledge mobilization’: if some of the value of conventional peer-reviewed publications is precisely their stability, the value of blogs could be said to be their mobility, their flexibility, and, in their own way, their accountability — because after all, there they are, open for anyone to read and argue with. Their basic model is coduction — again, not a scientific model, but one supremely well suited to the ongoing process that is criticism.

If @NHMU is meant to preserve natural history, why invest in companies making nature history? #divest #museums

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/MarkRuffalo/status/634753370167869440

Via @Indy_Johar:  #UrbanPractice #UrbanTransformation:  Democracy is the power to create our own #city, our society:  http://t.co/iezsQsMFfI

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/TRU_Lab/status/634758114059907072

ICYMI, check out President Julia Stasch's essay, a “Time for Change” at MacArthur: https://t.co/7vIXUVLX1thttp://t.co/Kx9aj5B4d8

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/macfound/status/634907884090843136


Well this is scary. Epigenetic inheritance - Study of Holocaust survivors finds trauma passed on to children's geneshttp://t.co/YCTfJFJiGk

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/JRhodesPianist/status/635014034266435584

jordan greenhall complexity in governance
fb by bruce



Pat Kane (@thoughtland)
8/22/15 2:03 AM
"The Lab right do not look like an exciting electoral prospect on their own, & I suspect they know it." Interesting.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdom/gab…



Jack (@jack)
8/21/15 2:46 PM
Campaign Zero #BlackLivesMatter joincampaignzero.org/#campaign



Young A$ata (@Ellevation_)
8/21/15 8:42 AM
Check out this hella dope article about how #CampaignZero is going to change EVERYTHING. I'm featured as well!twitter.com/jonswaine/stat…



Morten Middelfart (@dr_morton)
8/22/15 5:49 AM
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." --Albert Einstein
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part of the toolkit of our dilemma..no..?
wanting the crib notes..

icymi... am all for simplicity..



David J Bland (@davidjbland)
8/19/15 11:50 AM
The next time you hear "Don't reinvent the wheel" pic.twitter.com/9KMZLdeP1Z



Lanie Eads (@LanieEads)
8/19/15 11:03 AM
I can tell by your parking skills you've never been able to color in the lines



Indy Johar (@indy_johar)
8/22/15 6:11 AM
Arrived at @RobinHoodMAM's Pop - Up Office for 'Social Architecture of Finance' : shrd.by/qT1oWZ - really looking forward to this..


ICYMI Two reviews of Most Likely to Succeed. Tribune is a rave, NYT so-so. You decide.  http://t.co/PP3nq0POPyhttp://t.co/aeocAmgDQt.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/DrTonyWagner/status/635071561133899776


Jordan Greenhall at i4j: Attaching Ourselves to a Well-being Economy https://t.co/TNSZHHSHKK via @YouTube

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/bkunkel3/status/634883292051836928


john lennon was super not afraid to sing off key

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/amandapalmer/status/635134096101015552




habits, customs & beliefs keep us from fixing the world’s problems. so many deep-rooted thoughts r wrong. we need plasticity & experiments

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/jerrymichalski/status/635153649425973248


Podcast! @lawatmargins on @KBOO talks about #racialprofiling and her NYPD arrest last year! #pdx #communityradio  http://t.co/tNPwP0Lvnl

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/lawatmargins/status/635159079674093569





'Minunte of silence' for refugees >  babies have been born outside in a city with the best healthcare in the worldhttp://t.co/7oGVVnk7D0

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/MarietjeSchaake/status/635135209273458688


Ed and marriage






bob sprankle - pain and B



Jascha Rohr (@jascharohr)
8/21/15 9:08 AM
I cant believe how little there is out there on group psychology and innovation / transformation processes. Does anyone has any idea?
I only find spiritual and esoteric websites on groups and transformation, which is nice but I need something scientific...
I already found Kurt Lewin and @ottoscharmer1 of course, but I need more substance, more examples more directly adressing group psychology!
maybe... no ones done it yet.. ie:let a human be fully human... just to see/emerge us..
ie: graeber model and min max laws



Saul Kaplan (@skap5)
8/22/15 6:25 AM
Go figure. Satellite data from war zones seems to suggest that killing each other & economies is good for the environment!



Urs Gasser (@ugasser)
8/23/15 6:23 AM
German speakers, read this interview with @PennyRed infosperber.ch/Artikel/Gesell…, who is also an incoming@berkmancenter fellow


Follow @joeyayoub @DarthNader @MahmoudRamsey who are at Beirut's #YouStink protests where police apparently just killed a protester

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/mollycrabapple/status/635551785856270336


40% of kids who enroll in college don't get a degree within six years- it's time to jailbreak the degree.http://t.co/13QpXQ7gPo

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/degreed/status/635553839635136512
article from 2010


I walked into a prison expecting to meet criminals. Instead, I found a community of men. (by @ClintSmithIII)http://t.co/nErp05pF0H

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/deray/status/635533702710304768


Can talking about trash drive political change in #Lebanon? – @joeyayoub @globalvoices via @AbirGhattashttps://t.co/E8oXNlpySD

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/beatricemartini/status/635522346879700992


A stunning shift: Facebook overtakes Google in delivering clicks to media sites.  https://t.co/muGjhYiZl3

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/kncukier/status/635570628284837888


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