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Cross-Post from Antonio Dias, Attending Quality

Attending Quality

Posted byAntonio Dias09/18/2014Posted inCreativity, Culture, DialogueTags:Art, Consensus, Craft, Creativity, Description, Explanation, Holographic Principle, Hygiene, Persuasion, Practice, Quality, Rhetoric4 Comments on Cross-Post from Antonio Dias, Attending Quality

It’s All Holographic, Stupid!

This phrase just popped into my head after reading Alex Fradera’s post on an event he led at Atlantic College recently. To be clear, and fair to Alex, it’s not directed at him! I’m not even quite sure what it means, that’s what sitting down to write this is for. It just seemed a niceContinue reading “It’s All Holographic, Stupid!”

Posted byAntonio Dias10/26/201110/26/2011Posted inCreativity, Critique of CultureTags:action without striving, Consensus, Control, Dissensus, Holographic Principle, Intention, Trust, unintended consequences18 Comments on It’s All Holographic, Stupid!

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