What is Collective Intelligence?
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February 14, 2005
New comments in the last few days
Two of the recent entries, Co-evolving Self and Network and Steal this bookmark!? received substantive comments from readers who offered interesting thoughts about them.Struggling with tons of comments spam, I was late to put them online. Now they are on. Apologies for the late approval, - george
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hi george -- you may know this already, but if you upgrade to MoveableType 3.15 you will get the "moderate comments" feature" which will help you to elimiate comment spam by "approving" commenters the first time they post and banning those who spam. email me at lhtorres [at] americaspeaks.org if you have questions ~
lars
Posted by: lars torres at February 23, 2005 08:52 PM• Growing better CI through better mental modeling
• Memories (and mental models) of generic structures
• A local-to-global definition of CI
• Going local to global to local with Duane Elgin
• On vMemes and the yellow leading edge
• The subtle, the causal, and the evolutionary movement
• Another definition of CI. What difference it makes?
• The response-ability of the practitioners
• New comments in the last few days
Autonomy, Communion, and CI
Blogging for Emergence
CI & Communities of Practice
CI Basics
CI of Open Source
CI Within
Co-intelligent Economy
Cognitive Relations
Collaborative Taxonomy
Collective Intellect Augments Individual
Collective Objectivity
Collective Wisdom
Community of CI Practitioners
Definitions
Democracy and CI
Events
Evolutionary Threshold
From States to New Stage
Hypertinence
Intersubjectivity
Leaning into the Unknown
Local to Global to Local
Mental Modeling
Methodologies associated with CI
Multi-community membership
Politics and CI
Questions Worth Asking
Spiral Dynamics & the Colors of CI
Synchronicity and CI
Technologies That Support CI
Time, attention, bandwidth & CI
Towards an attention economy of CI
Truth of Impersonality
Visualizing Our Ecosystem
Ways of Tuning with Collective Consciousness
