Category Archives: Eldering
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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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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Make fishing time
Make fishing time Throw a line Into deep water Where dwell powers Unknown and ready :- Doug.
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Story to teach questions?
How would you design a story to teach asking better questions? What if you were not teaching but inviting? :- Doug.
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Catching up aging
Maybe you are catching up with your own aging. :- Doug.
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Stepping into unknowing
Wisdom is, in part, stepping into one’s unknowing. :- Doug.
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Machines don’t have conversation
The machines don’t have conversation. They have exchange of information. They do not have community, nor gathering, nor difference of opinion. They might eventually have these things. But the thinking of their developers so far seems to miss these shining … Continue reading
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Join the noodle
My purpose in this course we are pursuing is to help the 300 year generation become a better race of human. I don’t know how to do that. You are invited to join the noodle. :- Doug.
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Better humanity look?
What would a better humanity look like—in 300 years? :- Doug.
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