Open Spaces deepest 30 downloads
Chris Macrae
wcbn007 at easynet.co.uk
Tue Oct 24 13:39:56 PDT 2006
American language oh dear, does its precision or fluidity but with utter
respect for origin matter - in old days I might have said "top" 30 downloads
but then "top" (top-down) is the point of most confusion in what we open space-
so "deep": grounded, contextual, diverse, local to global, micro-inter-macro
not other way down , the village in 2 million global village inter-networking,
service empowering hi-trust leadership as young and questioning as the
mountain views
http://er100.blogspot.com
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5793752041303022963&q=Ashoka
deep as it spins goodwilled, fearless, joyous human relation
through...whatever system language you use to connect core and gravity around
which innovation and future that connects everyone's long-term interest,
sustainability, entrepreneurial focus, joy of innovation permissions instead
of fear that change causes to the boxed-in (which most american performance
management metrics mathematically do, every 7.5 minutes if you have seen an
accountant recently -american business by spreadsheet numbers - a dumbing down
system - still has not learnt to say bye bye to Arthur Anderson; )
what's deeply needed multiplies value; what's an image of reality just addicts
and does not invite participation, it's the difference between free markets
that innovate for by and with people and those that profit from keeping people
ill-informed or separated, spectators not particpants
---enough of deep for now; onwards:
how do you convene or mediate meetings that will bridge and then glue social
networks and connect the powerful with those who have spent their life
testing a deep social solution such as the 2000 social entrepreneurs at
www.ashoka.org is suddenly becoming a most vital question among huge networks
of people who want to see a sustainable globalisation
...but we are not primarily talking about what you do when people are in the
space..
step back and look at what meetings are arguably most deeply changing the
world most (a quiz I am always looking for other answers to than those I know)
but I have to put www.clintonglobalinitiative.com near the most inspiring
meeting of 2006 in terms of world change ; I have to put
www.microcreditsummit.org near the deepest in another way; and as a third
example the tedtalks annual meeting of very creative people -this teenager is
very deep http://ted.com/tedtalks/tedtalksplayer.cfm?
key=e_vertes&flashEnabled=1
and where in this league of change world meetings does the first one appear
that is recognisably in open space format???? isnt that odd? we haven't as far
as I can see built a serial open space that has connected and connected as a
world change event.. I dont quite know why...
anyway if people want to send the writing on open space they love the most in
terms of inspiring others to use open space, I expect it will turn out to be
deeply connecting when I see the 30 downloads clicking side by side
chris macrae
http://changeworld.net
Quoting Diane Brandon <diane at keysregion.org>:
Chris, your posts are always mind-boggling for me, but at the same
time I don't understand them, they make me curious.
So -- what's "deepest downloads" mean? Is that a download that is
"deep" as in profound? or a technical term referring to how many
downloads are attached to something? Or.....???
And "compiling a... downloads space" -- I get compiling downloads,
but not compiling space.... downloads on the climate crisis in a
space on your website?
Am I the only one who is confused here?
Diane
Diane Brandon, M.Ed., Coordinator
KEYS Coalition (CWC)
Landmark Hill Community Resource Center
518 Rte One, Box 4, Kittery, ME 03904
207-438-9100
Fax: 207-439-8764
diane at keysregion.org
www.keysregion.org
On Oct 24, 2006, at 1:18 PM, Chris Macrae wrote:
> A bit of serendipity: I was compiling a 30 deepest downloads space
> on the
> climate crises when the web screen in front of me looked rather
> like an open
> space wall at that stage when people are posting up meetings.
>
> Only being a mathematician/mapmaker, I won't call it a divine
> revelation but...
>
> so my travel guide friends and I at changeworld.net thought -
> there's space -
> why not invite nominations of the 30 deepest downloads and post
> them up at
> http://changeworld.net/_wsn/page4.html
>
> -a room away from top 30 climate crisis
>
> suggestions and documents welcome
> chris macrae info at changeworld.net
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> ps our travel guiding attitude around every crisis or possible
> gravitational
> solution is like youtube: to put up the deepest 30 first anyone
> votes for,
> linking where they came from; and then if an authority says take it
> down, OK
> amen, how networked useful is that?
>
> SO... how diverse can the Open Space deeply interconnecting can 30
> downloads
> be? on peace? on transformation? on education? on living or self-
> org systems?
> and self-confidence of hosting meetings, or fearlessness a best
> seller at the
> moment in another genre ... on innovation= conflict resolution, on
> there is no
> economics without peace without micro-entrepreneurs (a current
> Nobel laureate
> theme) ; on wars were so very 20th Century or in the case of one
> burning bush
> a few years elongated
>
> come the tipping point , come the open space wall
> http://changeworld.net/_wsn/page4.html
> your colaboration willing
>
> network affiliates chris macrae us tel 301 881 1655
> http://worldcitizen.tv http://grameen.tv http://herstory.tv
> http://guidemakers.net
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