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Epic 2014 & Epic 2015 - Museum of Media History&
11 reviews • makingithappen.co.uk
A bit ironic that we're using pretty much exactly what this video is talking about to comment on it. I think it's supposed to be a warning about this potential future, but I think something like Googlezon sounds freakin' awesome.
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Tragedy of the commons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From the page: "The tragedy of the commons is a phrase used to refer to a class of phenomena that involve a conflict for resources between individual interests and the common good. "
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What Can Social Influence Do? Does Persuasion Work?
5 reviews • workingpsychology.com
I highly recommend this page illustrating the profound difference simple changes in message and presentation can make. I encourage those involved in advertising, marketing, and Web site design to understand how small changes can make a huge difference in results. ... more
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The Social Life & SEEDMAGAZINE.COM
Interesting article from Seed magazine: What humans can learn from social insects "We are realizing that more often than not colony life is less than harmonious. Daughters look out for their own interests more than was once thought, and deception appears to be the rule... more
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Stigmergy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
According to one of SU's founders, gmc, .. dark mutterings / rant / whine / hissy fit / tanty / cri de coeur I had a whole lively entry here on STIGMERGY which completely disappeared when I was editing it to remove a tiny, single, simple bit of HTML... more
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emergence: Stimergy - Self Organization
From the page: "It's a radical concept to think of organizations with out leadership because it's so foreign to our society. We've always had leaders who told us what to do, think, and say. I'm not talking about Mom and Dad raising kids, I'm... more
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KurzweilAI.net
A great article by Kevin Kelly (reprinted from Aug 05, Wired) from Thar. I was fortunate enough to be in grad school studying technology management back at the dawn of the internet....and have been in awe ever since. It saddens me that most people on the planet can not see... more
