In a message dated 5/28/02 11:58:03 AM, ch...@chriscorrigan.com writes:
<< Meeting people online and then in person turns on it's head the way we
interact
socially. Now the last thing we do is shake someone's hand. We first get
into
their brain, their thoughts and feelings, often hear them in a
Don,
I got your point. An interesting second go for the thread.
It happens quite often to me, that after critizising a word for
beeing unaccurate, misleading etc. I still have to live with the
fact, that for historical reasins it is THE word used by most of the
people. So I redefine what it means
Would it not be clearer to express it by a aporetic contradiction
which facilitates to not misunderstand "nobody is in charge" in a
reductional logic way:
NOBODY IS IN CHARGE - EVERYBODY IS IN CHARGE?
Bernhard
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web...@gmx.at, on 29.05.2002 at 06:02:17 (GMT/UT + 02:00)
My anti-virus precauti
On Tue, 28 May 2002 11:58:33 -0700, Chris Corrigan wrote:
Don Ferretti wrote:
> I missed a lot of the 'empowerment" conversation so I'm not sure
how relevant this comment is. I assume the moderator will screen it.
I had to laugh..we don't have a moderator that screens postings here
for relevance.
Hi Artur,
great new thread you are opening here!
Looking at the pressupositions has always marked an essential point
in the development of thinking&acting traditions. A point which marks
maturing in the sense of overcoming naive & naturalistic approaches.
Typical examples are physics (and some of
Chris, Artur and all
On Tue, 28 May 2002 11:56:11 -0700, Chris Corrigan wrote:
> Presupposition 1 - Human beings have volume!
Volume certainly shows up in a chat room for example, be the sheer
numbers of
people.
As you write: it is numbers, and of course numbers can be to large to be ha
there is a conference in ottawa canada with an os component. theme is
Participation for Global Action and Change. is anyone of us to open
there m
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Bernard:
Brilliant. What a joy to read that post!
For those interested in the constantly evolving conversation about what
it means to be online in the web, David Weinberger's weblog is a neat
read.
Find it at http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/index.html
Chris
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At 08:32 29-05-2002 +0200, WB-TrainConsult wrote:
Interconnecting with the pressupositions-discussion: I also thought,
the moderator is just "silent", only lately I perceived, that it is
just a technical moderation.
I think I agree with you, Bernd, if I am right in my assumption/presupposition
I'm enjoying this thread myself. Thanks, Artur. Artur wrote:
> Presupposition 1 - Human beings have volume!
>
> (The volume implies that they can be seen by others and by oneself;
> that when They enter (or leave) a room everybody will understand that
> this particular volume Has entered (leaved)
[Some time ago I have decided to subscribe, for some weeks, in a site
that sends everyday one quotation translated in many languages.The
quotations don't interest me much - the translations do. And today I
have decided to resent you the "quotation of the day". Some notes: the
translations are don
Dear All, who are interested in participating in the real-time conference on
June,9th
Four suggestions for our conference title reached us. Thank you, dear
colleagues!!
In the following step we would like to invite you to participate in chosing the
theme.
Which theme would you personally like
EMPOWERMENT
1) Who Can Empower You ?
2) Who Can You Empower ?
3) Who Can Disempower You ?
4) Who Can You Disempower ?
5) Who Can't Empower You ?
6) Who Can't You Empower ?
7) Who Can't Disempower You ?
8) Who Can't You Disempower ?
The power of a question.
Take care,
John Dicus
Zeesh Joelle, I too thought you were a bouncy 30!
:-Doug. Germann
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Subject: + + Theme + +Election + + OpenSpace-Online Conference + + June, 9th
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Dear All, who are interested in participating in the real-time conference on
It is maybe not such a well kept secret, but as an inveterate surfer I
come across lots of interesting sources online that intrigue me and
expand my understanding of Open Space and OST.
To this end, I have been keeping a weblog of sites and observations I
come across at http://www.chriscorrigan.co
Chris,
thank you for sharing your weblog and all of the work that has gone into it.
I was sitting here thinking about mentoring as I set about wondering how to
get information out regarding the International Alliance for Mentoring
conference out (any help from any of you would be appreciated). At
On Wednesday 29 May 2002 11:49, you wrote:
> Now the point is: when I was a little 10 years old kid, and was learning
> French I came to the following conclusion: "French people can never
> understand the world, as in their language they never make a verbal
> distinction between what is essential
At 22:13 29-05-2002 +0200, Nino Novak wrote:
certainly you were right - in so far as French people can never _completely_
understand the world in the way you (or the Portuguese) do. But, if I may ask
so - why should they? The french way of understanding the world leads them to
different attitude
http://www.longnow.org/about/about.htm
Holy cow.
Chris
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Tova: A word came to me from Isreal yesterday about your opening and
holding space. A colleague of my wife's for a number of years, Arza,
came to Toronto for a visit and plans to spend part of her Sabbatical at
the Faculty of Environmental Studies. Becky and Arza were reconnecting
when Arza aske
In a message dated 5/28/02 11:38:40 PM, wb-traincons...@gmx.net writes:
<< Of course we can metaforically dance in cyberspace, but Me-animal is
roaring with laughter at that, because there are richnesses in feelings
during REAL/PHYSICAL/SOCIAL dancing, which make it really another thing.
>>
I a
Dear friends and colleagues,
as you know, I have cut way back on the trainings I am offering every year.
There are now several other trainers in the Genuine Contact program,
allowing me to pull back. As well, I have become very busy working with a
few new organizations who are choosing to develop a
Artur--
Thanks for the reference to this site. I am humbled by the number of
languages included--and I think they only have covered Romance and Germanic
languages. Having only English, a little French and Spanish, and tiny scraps
of Russian, I am illiterate in much of the world.
Joelle
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Yes, I can be available. Just let me know when. I
live in Ottawa, in the Gatineau Hills.
Ann Galley
--- Michael Herman wrote:
> there is a conference in ottawa canada with an os
> component. theme is
> Participation for Global Action and Change. is
> anyone of us to open
> there m
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>
Hey Chris,
I love your blog: http://www.chriscorrigan.com/osweblog. I've book
marked it and will refer to it regularly. I hope you keep it up.
Grins,
Dan
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