I’m pretty sure that I’ve plugged the Slow Wave web comic before, with its concept of making comic strips of dreams sent in by the readers. But even so, I found this recent strip so brilliant that it’s worth plugging the whole thing again.
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Andreas Lloyd
I'm an anthropologist working as an independent consultant and researcher
I write about user involvement - both through people-centered design and social software.
Linkstream- The Top Idea in Your Mind July 31, 2010"I realized recently that what one thinks about in the shower in the morning is more important than I'd thought. I knew it was a good time to have ideas. Now I'd go further: now I'd say it's hard to do a really good job on anything you don't think about in the shower." […]
- We invented social technologies, now let’s invent social organizations | Institute For The Future July 31, 2010"If we are to truly fulfill the promise of technology tools we have created, we urgently need to design new governance models and new ways of creating value. In the least, organizations whose value derives from communities they create should incorporate the governance principles of successful commons organizations and use the same technology platforms t […]
- Charles Eisenstein Interview for Money & Life Film on Vimeo July 31, 2010Interesting interview with author Charles Eisenstein on decaying money, demurrage, sacred economy and other fascinating concepts. […]
- Time to shut down the US Federal Reserve? – Telegraph Blogs July 31, 2010Economics should never be treated as a science. Its claims are not falsifiable, which is why economists can disagree so violently among themselves: a rarer spectacle in science, where disputes are usually resolved one way or another by hard data. It is a branch of anthropology and psychology, a moral discipline if you like […]
- CrapHammer: Design for Participation July 31, 2010[…]
- The Top Idea in Your Mind July 31, 2010
