[p2p-research] barriers to post-industrial transition
Martien van Steenbergen
Martien at aardrock.com
Sun Aug 24 11:54:58 CEST 2008
Hi Michel,
I am confused now, as Vasilis already wrote something up and submitted
it.
As for future opportunities, I'd start it on ning/this list and work
out on the Wiki (using talk pages for, yes, talk). Use mailing list
and ning for announcements, invitations, progress bites, etc.
Succes en plezier,
Martien.
On 24 Aug 2008, at 11:50 , Michel Bauwens wrote:
> Hi Martien,
>
> I asked the community because I was short on time, so I may just
> watch!!
>
> Where would you like to do this? Ning or the wiki, just go ahead and
> let us know,
>
> Michel
>
> On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 4:22 PM, Martien van Steenbergen <Martien at aardrock.com
> > wrote:
> btw, 500 words is exactly 10 mini sagas (see below). so what 10
> topics do you want to convey? list them and write a mini saga for
> each of them. can be a mini-crowd-sourced effort. let's put the
> money where our hearts are.
>
> I hereby volunteer to take responsibility for one or two of them.
>
> Succes en plezier,
>
> Martien.
>
>
> Mini saga
> A mini saga is a story told in exactly 50 words—not 49 or 51 but in
> exactly 50 words.
>
> Benefits
> Writing a mini saga expands your creativity. Constraints typically
> expand creativity or induce flight. When you have to put everything
> in 50 words, you have to "leave behind" a lot. That's where the
> creative juices start flowing.
> Writing a mini saga stretches your thinking. What will you write
> about? You have to think about topics that will fit in 50 words or
> squeeze them to fit in 50 words. That puts thinking on overdrive mode.
> Writing a mini saga enhances your discipline. Deciding what to write
> about, deciding what to leave behind and putting it in 50 words
> requires discipline throughout.
> It may help you win a call for submission.
>
>
> On 24 Aug 2008, at 11:08 , Martien van Steenbergen wrote:
>
>> join hands and write it up on the wiki...
>>
>> On 24 Aug 2008, at 11:02 , Michel Bauwens wrote:
>>
>>> Vasilis has also taken a go,
>>>
>>> Michel
>>>
>>> On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Samuel Rose
>>> <samuel.rose at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I am going to take a crack at it, and this is something that Paul
>>> B Hartzog could also have some valuable contributions towards, too.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 8:13 AM, Michel Bauwens <michelsub2004 at gmail.com
>>> > wrote:
>>> I wonder if anybody would be interested in writing a 500 word
>>> article for the following call for submissions below, and be
>>> willing to sign with p2pfoundation as well?
>>>
>>> thanks for considering it,
>>>
>>> Michel
>>> Bridges to the Post Industrial Planet
>>>
>>> Our future well-being requires that in twenty years' time we
>>> should be living in a manner that differs markedly from the way
>>> we've lived in the past century and a half. It seems likely we'll
>>> consume less energy, use physical resources more sparingly,
>>> moderate the waste we generate, make fewer long journeys, rely
>>> more on local produce, repair things we'd currently replace, share
>>> objects we might currently own. Other implications are less
>>> obvious but potentially significant. Will be the role of
>>> corporations change? How will our societies be governed? What
>>> civil liberties can we expect?
>>>
>>> The better we're able to imagine a post industrial world, the
>>> better we can identify the barriers to getting there and prepare
>>> bridges to get over them.
>>>
>>> // CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS //
>>>
>>> We're inviting people to write a few paragraphs, no more than 500
>>> words, outlining the greatest difficulty you think we face in
>>> making the transition to a post industrial world. This might be a
>>> technological issue, a cultural barrier, an economic factor or
>>> something else. If you have ideas about how the barrier could be
>>> overcome go ahead and outline them too.
>>>
>>> Send your submission to open at CIRCUS-foundation.org along with a
>>> couple of lines about who you are. The results will be compiled in
>>> a book that will be published free on the web and form the basis
>>> of a seminar to be held in London later in 2008.
>>>
>>>
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