Lack of strong judgement ability would be prone to Sybil attacks and cuckoo behavior. Makes me think it would result in a lot of parasitism that we see in businesses,…
The challenge becomes how to avoid a market for lemons – buyer and seller are at an imbalance in knowledge, makes efficient market hard to do. How do you tell…
Extrapolating the incentives, analogizing the bureaucratic/administrative roles to innovative problem solving here makes me think that the issue might be similar to this concept of “Innovation Theatre”. piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=k3Ccl7V-… Powered by…
The Toyota one is a neat example because it highlights how imitation can often work really really well when a practice is lifted wholesale, but ends up failing when it…
Not saying it’s a bad idea per-se, just that I think underlying aspects of learning and adaptation need to be surfaced to make it work. I’d suspect that a naive…
It’s a great essay series. Also fits well in this particular conversation, since Devereaux agrees that the fall of Western Rome was an unmitigated disaster, but says explicitly that Rome…
Systems have salespeople, who argue passionately in their favor. Confused stances are memes that people unknowingly propagate. – @MeaningnessPowered by WPeMatico
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This is important in Evolving Ground too. We’re honoring skepticism – training reasonable disagreement, violent agreement, passionate, spacious communication. All these take trial and error. They’re learned and practiced. When…
Bret Devereaux recently did a really good three-part blog series on Rome’s decline and fall. acoup.blog/2022/01/14/collec… Powered by WPeMatico
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