Cards for Insight: Behavior
In a network, behavior, knowledge and agency.
Cards for Insight
- Addressing how we relate to information and knowledge.
- As easy as a card game, as powerful as a social machine.
- Pick two cards and add your thoughts between.
- Map moves conducive to knowledge mapping and knowledge flows.
- Take thought, and take understanding as generative closure.
In a network, behavior, knowledge and agency.
Card: Our Story
Most people remain inside the particular first-order
cybernetics (eg Norbert Wiener), usually referred to
as personal lifestories, narratives and paradigms.
… pick two cards and add your thoughts between …
Card: Control
The secondary benefit from remaining inside epistemologies
we already understand to be wrong — is how these jury-rigged,
duct-taped belief systems provide emotional, social and
relational sense of control.
… pick two cards and add your thoughts between …
Card: Inference
At the most basic, it’s an ego and bandwidth
issue — at a conscious level, we can only handle
around ten bits per second of information.
Our inference ladder climbing is ridiculously bad.
— Yeah?! But it’s OUR OWN ridiculously bad
inference ladder faffing about, dammit!
… pick two cards and add your thoughts between …
Card: Trust
In that light, this is THE
worthwhile dilemma:
“Trust movement.”
— Alfred Adler
… pick two cards and add your thoughts between …
Card: Behavior
Behavior:
— Nope, gonna stay put, thank you very much.
… pick two cards and add your thoughts between …
Card: Knowledge
Behavior turned agency.
… pick two cards and add your thoughts between …
Card: Agency
Agency:
— Why, oh why can’t we have nice things?
Cards for Insight: Add Your Thoughts
https://johnkellden.medium.com/cards-for-insight-add-your-thoughts-1cc02b03374