Monthly Archives: April 2021
Intensive grandchildren
I’m on an intensive study of grandchildren. :- Doug.
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Practice like the White Queen:
Practice like the White Queen: believe six impossible things before each breakfast. :- Doug.
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one mouth, one ear
Your model of conversation is one mouth, one ear, but what if reality is thousands? And some are miles and sleeps away? Say like neurons? Or a big rowdy party? :- Doug.
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quantum hop?
We don’t have to get there in one hop (But quantum-ly who knows?) :- Doug.
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How people influence
Thinking of other people is an influence of them on me. A piece of a conversation. Time and generation may be irrelevant. :- Doug.
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Wizards advanced
It’s not just the connections—the conversations—that trigger growth, but the nodes—the people—are each wizards. It’s the back and about and forth, the bumping, the random-plus that “adds” the advanced math to the equation. :- Doug.
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Humanity the nimble
When each of us, a neuron on humanity’s brain, comes online, it makes humanity more nimble. As we think larger, we are bringing more thinking to the human project. :- Doug.
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‘sembled
I’m guessing how the contraption is ‘sembled: when can I jump on and ride? :- Doug.
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Dance of generations
Music From and for The dance of generations :- Doug.
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How wide deep open
How wide is your range? How deep in your now do you swim? How open is your space? :- Doug.
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Dance, lock, key
Beyond the dance, we may be lock and key, joke and funny bone, to the ages. Fit, turn. :- Doug.
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in the way of the dance
Remembering conversation is a turning (vers) with (con), we might start to move with the dance of the ancients. We spin around each other—and many others—how many ages? Words get in the way of the dance. Here we know one … Continue reading
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Discovering humanity
Can we discover humanity in grandchildren ancestors? :- Doug.
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This study asks:
This study asks: Can conversation with the ancestors go more than one direction? :- Doug.
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Can they be ours?
Who are our ancestors? If they can be around us and ahead, can they be behind? Where are they? Can they come after us and still be ours? :- Doug.
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Challenge talking
Challenge: talking with grandchildren. :- Doug.
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human wellspring
Attend the suffering of others a human wellspring :- Doug.
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