Monthly Archives: October 2021

As we head into another winter season of the pandemic, there are a number of scenarios that might play out from here. We are still enormously ignorant about many important facts about the virus and the pandemic, but some things … Continue reading →

image by Neil Howard on flickr CC-BY-NC2.0 As its etymology suggests, history and story are really the same thing — “a narrative of what was seen and known”. A narrative is a form of sense-making, “connecting” the threads of what … Continue reading →

cartoon by Bill Bramhall in the NY Daily News I confess: I am easily seduced into fear over the vast amount of, and seeming power of, misinformation and disinformation in our modern world. As the US and other parts of … Continue reading →

How we did this before civilization culture (30,000 years ago) How we do it now under civilization culture Learning and staying informed self-directed, with self-selected mentors dependent on massive hierarchical education systems and dumbed-down mainstream media Making a living simple … Continue reading →

my representation of the key elements of David Bohm’s Dialogue methodology, using some of the Group Works  facilitation cards The origin of the word dialogue has nothing to do with “two”, or even with “conversation”, but means simply “through reasoning … Continue reading →