Ralph, I'm new at this and so far have only done any of this on my own, so i
am always intrigued by the direction some of the conversations take. I would
like to suggest that perhaps what has open space work is that people are
suddenly and intentionally present to the present - leaving the future o
Ralph, I will be pondering your observation this season:
ralphsc wrote:
> Open space is ultimately, perhaps, about the present.
To Chris and others,
I have also been a member of the World future Society from time to time.
I stopped sending them hard-earned money for subscriptions when I
concluded that their ringing predictions about one sector, would be
completely out of synch with their forecasts for another. For futuris
Add me to the list of people who has struggled with my relationship to futurists
in general (I have claimed to be one at times) and the World Future Society
(which I have been a member of off and on for 15 years). My experience is that
there is far more energy going into projections of what will b
This story came to the Open Space Institute (US) e-mail address. Thought
you might enjoy it.
Peg Holman
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