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Polyscopy

extremely rigid frame for natural science which formed not people", Werner Heisenberg wrote in 1958. "[T]his frame was so narrow and rigid that it

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STORIES

...nd the transformation into the post-traditional cosmopolitan world we live in today. ..., to step beyond the "risk society" (where existential risks lurk in the dark, because we can neither comprehend nor resolve them by thinking as

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IMAGES-OLD

Can you imagine a change in our socially sanctioned capability to comprehend that is comparable to the ...one that science brought to our comprehension of the natural phenomena – in our understanding and pursuit of love, happiness, religion, social justice

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Knowledge Federation History

<div class="page-header" > <h1>Knowledge Federation History</h1> </div> ...nd our colleagues were developing had potential to revolutionize knowledge work; but that the critical task that remained was the corresponding change of p

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APPLICATIONS

<div class="col-md-3">– Be the systems you want to see in the world! ...f the International Society for the Systems Sciences in Haiphong, Vietnam, in 2013)

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CONVERSATIONS

...stemic "collapse"—where the systems in which we live and work collapse and topple one another like dominos; and concluded that our focus <div class="col-md-3">Institute knowledge federation.</div>

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STORIES-OLD

...ituation is, of course, by connecting the dots. Initially, all we can hope for is to show just enough of the [[invisible elephant|elephant]] to d <li>What constitutes good knowledge ([[design epistemology|design epistemology]])</li>

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Main Page-OLD

...angels can dance on a needle point". And another iconic image, of Galilei in house arrest a century after Copernicus, whispering "and yet it moves" into ...erated and sweeping evolution followed. Could a similar advent be in store for us today?</div>

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SECOND-APPLICATIONS

<div class="col-md-3">“Be the systems you want to see in the world!" ...on at the International Society for the Systems Sciences yearly conference in Haiphong, 2013)

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SECOND-STORIES

...nd the transformation into the post-traditional cosmopolitan world we live in today. ...6">To step beyond "risk society" (where existential risks lurk in the dark), we must design how we see and speak; which is wh

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APPLICATIONS-OLD

...mic innovation|systemic innovation]] / [[knowledge federation|knowledge federation]] as an emerging creative frontier. Think about the emerge [[File:Domain_Map.jpg]] <center>Knowledge federation domain map – under construction</center>

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CONVERSATIONS-OLD

We can now converse about any theme that might interest you. And yet – in the context that's just been created – our conversation is bound to be di ...tion, or healthcare, or any other activity or system you may be interested in.

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Holotopia

You are about to board a bus for a long night ride, when you notice the flickering streaks of light emanatin ...r, disconnected from usefulness; we are glutted with information, drowning in information, have no control over it, don't know what to do with it."

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Five insights

...m>'s overall Renaissance-like scenario. Our contemporary condition is seen in a similar light as we might see the mindset of the Middle Ages. Change is s ...institutions; or more accurately, as the systems in which we live and work (which we simply call systems).

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Dialog

...But let's return to Bohm's ideas and his contribution to this timely cause in a moment. ...And this dialog itself, as it evolves—turns us who participate in it into bright new 'headlights'!

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SECOND-IMAGES

(Neil Postman in a televised interview to Open Mind, 1990) ...enerate tons of information every hour, without categorizing it in any way for you", Postman continued.

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Holotopia:Socialized Reality

...we are offering is a scope and a view, or insight. A way in which the wholeness of our culture—of the 'vehicle' who ...hink and behave in a certain way. Socialization is really the way in whicy cultures function. 

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Holotopia:Ten conversations

...ts provide context for understanding and handling age-old challenges, in entirely new ways.</center> ...ave a certain requisite structure. How can anyone be in control—in a bus without steering, with candle headlights?

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Holotopia:Socialized reality

...logy. An ancient praxis was revived, which developed knowledge of knowledge. On that as foundation, a completely new worldview emerged— We have come to the pivotal point in our story.

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Holotopia:Power structure

...novation, the Industrial Revolution revolutionized the efficiency of human work. Where could the next revolution of this kind be coming from? ...er they might be wasting our time? And if our best efforts result in problems rather than solutions—should we not check whether they

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New

...erated and sweeping evolution followed. Could a similar advent be in store for us today?</div> ...disturbing trend and find a remedy. But needless to say, this too drowned in glut.

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Clippings

In the context of Holotopia, we refer to the Knowledge Federation prototype by its pseudonym [[Holotopia: Holoscope|h The holoscope uses suitable information in a suitable way, to illuminate what remained obscure or hidden, so that we m

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The Incredible History of Doug Engelbart

...tory.m4v?dl=0 this fifteen-minute recording], and apologize for the echo). In 2010, Engelbart answered the question "How much of your ideas, Doug, have b Another way was to tell the story chronologically: In December 1950, a 25-year old engineer was looking at his future career: He

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David Price

...thout being understood, Peter Baldwin retired early, bought himself a home in Australian Highlands, and learned how to program. ...orate from the University of Cambridge—where Bertrand Russell summarized for us the history of the Western philosophy, and Ludwig Wittgenstein warned us

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N-keywords

...nd the transformation into the post-traditional cosmopolitan world we live in today.” ..."risk society" (where existential risks we can't comprehend or handle lurk in the dark) is to design new ways to see and speak—as the M

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N-prototypes

<div class="col-md-3">“Be the systems you want to see in the world!" (Alexander Laszlo, call to action at International Society for the Systems Sciences yearly conference, Haiphong 2013)

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N-STUFF

...a is conceived as a way to empower our next generation to be creative in ways their situation will require.</h3> The knowledge federation transdiscipline is conceived as a new academic

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OLD-stories

...ituation is, of course, by connecting the dots. Initially, all we can hope for is to show just enough of the [[invisible elephant|elephant]] to d <li>What constitutes right knowledge, and the right way to knowledge ([[design epistemology|design epistemology]])</li>

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OLD-applications

<div class="col-md-7">NOTE: The university where the Knowledge Federation Web pages are hosted disconnected some of its older servers wher ...logy/|design epistemology]. What ideas would emerge? What sort of work would result?

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OLD-conversations

So far we have given a fairly complete overview of an emerging approach to knowledge. What remains is to test it by applying it to a real-life theme. ...o demands that our systems, and people, should communicate and collaborate in an entirely new way.

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OLD-main

<div class="col-md-3"><h2>Knowledge can again make a difference</h2></div> ...angels can dance on a needle point". And another iconic image, of Galilei in house arrest a century after Copernicus, whispering "and yet it moves" into

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THIRD-STORIES

...nd the transformation into the post-traditional cosmopolitan world we live in today. ...ork), to step beyond "risk society" (where existential risks lurk in the dark, because we can neither comprehend nor resolve them by thinking as

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