Author Archives: dgermann
Talk about inviting
We have yet to work a message, and a how. We need to talk about inviting others. :- Doug.
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Humanity in 2320?
What are some major arenas that help describe human life as it is lived today? For example, health, work, family. We can use these facets to explore a scenario of a desired humanity in 2320. What are our messages to … Continue reading
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Work we want to do
What’s the work we want to do, and what’s a better way to invite it? :- Doug.
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AI to keep our stories alive
What if we could use AI to enhance our efforts to converse with the generations? We do not need to be enemies of artificial intelligence but could be friends. AI could help us plant our seeds ubiquitously, keep our stories … Continue reading
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A rich life
A rich life I enjoy Family, friends, depth of spirit :- Doug.
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Don’t sit still
We don’t sit still We don’t repeat pathways We think unthought strange attractors :- Doug.
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Incomplete our strength
Humans are incomplete This is our strength Proposed: computers ought to be incomplete :- Doug.
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Life is infinitely
Life is infinitely More varied Than mathematics Or politics Or your imagination :- Doug.
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Northern lights of our minds
Let us see the northern lights of our minds. :- Doug.
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Ubiquity:
Ubiquity: set up a Website and publish your insights and stories. :- Doug.
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Spirit, Futures, Humanicity
Storytelling: Spirit, Futures, Humanicity :- Doug.
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Meeting ineffable
In your meeting, what was ineffable? :- Doug.
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Turns to spell
To the machines we will be, some say, as gods and some say as dogs see: there are many turns to spell :- Doug.
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Generations, yet
There is no one best way to touch the generations, yet. :- Doug.
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Chest pains
Chest pains Are these serious? But, things to do Hours wise Life foolish :- Doug.
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Won’t ask, you contribute
I won’t ask you to tell your story—you contribute it when it seems to add to our conversation. :- Doug.
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