Egypt

Collective action, impact, intelligence & stupidity

February 4, 2016 Cameron D. Norman 356 Views Arab Spring, brainstorming, cognitive science, collective action, collective impact, complexity, decision making, design, Egypt, Ethan Zuckerman, evaluation, Hossein Darakhshan, Ken Blanchard, MIT Media Lab, Occupy movement, politics, psychology, social innovation, social laboratories, social media, Wael Ghonim, Winston Churchill

Collective impact is based largely on the concept that we can do more together than apart, which holds true under

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Disrupted Time: Review of Present Shock

August 18, 2013August 19, 2013 Cameron D. Norman 335 Views Albert Einstein, book review, books, Boston, complexity, contemplative inquiry, Douglas Rushkoff, Egypt, emergence, foresight, fractal, journalism, mindfulness, narrative, Present Shock, psychodynamic theory, sensemaking, simplicity, singularity, systems thinking, time

Most simply, ‘present shock’ is the human response to living in a world that’s always on real time and simultaneous.

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Systems Thinking and Design: A Case for Egypt?

January 30, 2011January 30, 2011 Cameron D. Norman 344 Views design, design thinking, developmental evaluation, Egypt, evaluation, politics, systems thinking

Politics provides a great analogy for why systems thinking and design fit together and how effective “design” and systems thinking work so closely together. It’s time that our politicians and policy makers start considering the role of design and systems thinking a little more and Egypt provides a great example of what happens when those areas come together.

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