RE: Help for my manager, (Crazy like a fox)" I sometimes think that people are
positively frightened to death that they might succeed "..wrote Harrison
such a silence and confusion reading this sentence,
and so funny to think about that
thank you
"and yet in the name of preservation of power
> Also, are there any research protocols out there? Or ideas that you
> wish someone would research?
I don't know if I've shared this small idea here, but one possibility
might be to use webcams from above, so you may follow the behaviour of
bumblebees and butterflies - all without distracting th
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Marty
Boroson
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 12:25 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: research
I am curious to know what academic research is being done/has been done
on OST ...
Also, are
Hi everybody:
My editing skills didn't kick in today and I now am aware that there are a
couple of typos in the note I sent this afternoon re the conference in Toronto,
Canada.
First of all, for those who couldn't read the text in the box concerning the
conference, the web link is www.wel-syst
I am curious to know what academic research is being done/has been done on OST
...
Also, are there any research protocols out there? Or ideas that you wish
someone would research?
Thanks,
Marty Boroson
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osl...@listserv.boisestate.
You are right Chris -- really good stuff. I particularly liked --
"Cutting down to ten hours on the last day means we lose 20% of the result
of that one day. No-you lose 80% of the total result. He's not seeing the
effect on the brain, the nonlinearity of the situation, the discontinuity of
the re
Oh Lucas -- you are dreaming a dream I have dreamed for years. And we almost
pulled it off. Here is the idea --
In most large dome stadiums they have a marvelous wide angle camera
suspended from the roof. So we do a large Open Space in such a place and run
the camera from start to finish. Let's sa
MessageHi everybody:
Given the conversation on this list including that concerning the "new
science", and a reference to Humberto Maturana and his Biology of Cognition, I
thought that information on the upcoming conference might be of interest to
many. The Wel-Systems Institute in Ottawa, Cana
That was exactly the part I thought you might like...
Cheers,
Chris
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CHRIS CORRIGAN
Consultation - Facilitation
Open Space Technology
Weblog: http://www.chriscorrigan.com/parkinglot
Site: http://www.chriscorrigan.com
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There is virtually no research being done on Open Space which is strange
considering all the talk and interest in self-organizing systems. In light
of this fact a delightful crew from Canada with a few US folks has made
useful steps to take matters in their own hands. A small college in Toronto
hos
Hi folks:
A while ago we had a conversation here about MGTaylor's DesignShop
process. Today I found this link
http://www.foresight.org/SrAssoc/99Gathering/lta_chapter03.html which
has a lot of insight both into the DesignShop process, but also into
why things like time matter in processes like th
Mike Wrote: I have thought about this phenomenon a great deal, as I live in
an org and with the stench of dead moose all around! I think perhaps people
are comfortable with the stink as long as they can hold onto their ego,
power or control. When we as an org use less open formats for our meetings
Dear Funda,
I welcome you to work with me and invite your other turkish colleagues to
introduce OST at the 7th Global Leadership Forum in Istanbul 22-24th of
June. Me and Jan Secor of Seattle will give a workshop and we hope to have
time for OST meeting with all participants. At the beginning ther
Welcome out of lurking, George --
Interesting the quote you mention from Covey. It is referring to the heart
of meditation, Asian martial arts, indeed all contemplative practices. In
my work with native communities, wisdom traditions, and shamanic
societies -- it is as we say a "given"!
warmly,
Good on ya Michael!
Great stuff I loved the way you put it:
when we look in to the usual rhetoric, I find that lots of folks just can't
defend or explain it. often folks end up using the empty standards as if
they were true.
You have put very beautifully a phenomenon I experience also when deal
George:
Your post has lured me out of many months of lurking slumber...Thanks! I
resonate with your comments and my previous gestalt training taught much the
same...
Awareness and acceptance of as much of the polarities/boundaries of the
group/individual choices/self leads to 'the creative poin
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