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  • # [[Everybody is people]]
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  • ...he desires is non-desire; what he learns is to unlearn. He simply reminds people of who they have always been. He cares about nothing but the Tao. Thus he c ...o //activation//, you not only need to acknowledge the nonlinearity of how people work, you need to embrace it.
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  • * People can add new choices at any time
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  • ...ough a traditional interviewing process, then used an online tool to allow people to define the relationships. It's a very innovative tool with lots of inter
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  • ...reate a new idea versus using a node's detail? A good rule of thumb is, if people are going to talk about it, make it an idea. ...en in the same e-mail! Part of this may be because people don't read other people's e-mails carefully. When I caught this on the Web Services map, I compress
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  • ...erwise) or a Google Profile in order to share files with an email address. People with multiple Google accounts often default to one (usually a Gmail address ...re shared with those addresses. Often, these addresses are not the same as people’s preferred work email addresses, so you’ll have to keep track of this.
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  • 2009 — 2.5 billion people camera phones in use.<ref name="vartanian2012" /> 2011 — 2.5 billion people have digital cameras. 375 billion photos snapped (150/person), four times a
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  • ...lly requires that you track down a URL (usually designed for machines, not people) to create a link.
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  • ...ocial bonds. "One of the things that can torpedo group performance is when people are too socially enmeshed with one another. They can become reluctant to re
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  • ...nally a supermarket! It has two meeting rooms with capacity of 100 and 300 people; the larger one has a small stage. Good for everything from meetings to dan
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  • ...hat we’ve learned about doing highly interactive, ''scaleable'' (up to 100 people) online meetings using Zoom. ...nerally not interested in broadcast-style meetings, where a small group of people speak and everyone else listens and perhaps ask questions. If this is what
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  • ...here people who are incompetent tend to overestimate their competence, and people who are highly competent tend to underestimate their competence. ...ed goals, we also take the time to get to know them. We tend to dehumanize people who fall well outside our social boundaries. However, we are capable of re-
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  • ...are open, so others are welcome to join them and listen in or participate. People are welcome to create private channels as well.
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  • ...esign the structures and processes that will best support those behaviors. People often mistakenly fixate on tool choice or on technical literacy when trying The problem is that it’s hard to resolve these things in advance. People rarely know what they need until they actually have it. Furthermore, the ca
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  • Second, when power is distributed across several people, at any given moment, there is some optimal formation for maximizing the po ...leadership, money, and relational influence (i.e. going by the word of the people you know or trust without doing your own comprehensive thinking).
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  • ...ference / workshop a year about a topic you don't know anything about with people you don't know
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  • ...orado-quadratic-voting-experiment/ "Colorado tried a new way to vote: Make people pay — quadratically."] ''WIRED'', April 16, 2019. ....<ref>http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/11/you-cant-educate-people-into-believing-in-evolution/382983/</ref>
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  • ...list — unrev-ii — attracted followers from around the world. One of those people was Chris, who at the time was getting his masters degree at Indiana Univer ...our ideas, injecting them into other communities and bringing other great people into our world.
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  • === Everybody is people === This people-centrism was not only a defining characteristic of who he was as a person,
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  • ...tellectual grandfathers, and so I mentally filed him away as one of Doug's people I would like to meet one day. ...describe how everything was connected. He had trouble understanding other people's worldviews, and he didn't trust that others understood his, even those wi
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  • ..., they have spawned a network of at least a thousand "Value Web" members — people who have been trained in and who practice their philosophy, including large ...will be spilled? Let's do this gracefully without killing a whole bunch of people. Let's minimize dragging in all these old errors.
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  • ...to have very good cameras, which make them very good for capturing video. People have filmed some incredibly [https://petapixel.com/2017/11/14/4k-cinematic-
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  • * Make people accountable for their decisions. It’s all too easy to assert an opinion i
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  • ...iffins (Indian hot lunches) all throughout Mumbai via dabbawalas (delivery people) on bicycles. Not a collaborative game in that there is a winner, but could
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  • ...kwardly as we yielded it, it still was powerful (and we weren't that bad). People used it, especially between meetings. Doing the squirm test turned out to b
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  • *** Have people show their notebooks
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  • ..., most web browsers automatically add the protocol and the root path. Most people never have to type those things in or even see them these days, and so they When displaying the URL, if you have "www" in front, people can guess it's a web site. (In our case, "www" will redirect to "fasterthan
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  • * Transparency takes many form. The open website was barely accessed — people were too busy to track. But the meaning-making calls were well-attended and
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  • : "[W]hen a group of people is brave enough to imagine a future that is truly visionary and truly compe ...and meaningful to those who will do the hard work of making them reality, people often surprise themselves. They are more creative, they are far more produc
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  • Alex Pang has written a book (to be published later in 2012) about how people can be more mindful about how they interact with technologies and perhaps h
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  • * You can put it on a T-shirt, and your people would want to wear it
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  • ...responsibility for welfare payments. Results in higher membership, because people need to be members to receive benefits.
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