as an open spacer, do you talk about concept networks?

[Chris Macrae]

First, concept network is an emerging term. If you already use different 
language for the idea, why not tell me at wcbn007 at easynet.co.uk 
Me no wheel reinventor! That said here are 2 examples of concept networks 
currently going the rounds. Do you have one to add or want to join in either 
round?

 CONCEPT NETWORKS what might these be?

1
For example, there are about 10 well endowed (mulitibillion dollar) hi-tech 
philanthropists' foundations. Does even one of them enable a concept virtual 
community where a thousand or so people could debate ideas and if one best 
contender got produced a year, the foundation would find some small way of 
testing it out.

2
we know of many cultural creatives (young at heart in any city we visit who 
want to change the world's humanity on at least one issue that seems to make 
common sense as well as provide a bridge to multicultural harmony and ending 
terror); however if you ask yourself the question, what list of 20 attributes 
help measure whether a city supports or pollutes the atempts of young 
creatives to activate such good work for humanity:
where is the listing being commonly debated? if you do have a listing, do you 
know of one city anywhere whose system supports more of the attributes than it 
destroys. We don't but our correspondents are looking through 100 cities,-why 
not join in such a colaboration survey or suggest some young people do? 

cheers chris macrae wcbn007 at easynet.co.uk
http://exponentials.blogspot.com
http://project30000.blogspot.com/2000_01_01_project30000_archive.html



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