Category Archives: Blogging for Emergence

volcanic ash / distant proximities / Earth Commons rising / singularity / Teilhard de Chardin / Dilbert

Posted on April 21, 2010 by George Pór

In a conversation at CONTACT _Con-4191AF2D476 World-Citizen Panels about the irruption of the Icelandic volcano, Rolf Carriere wrote, “a beautiful example of distant proximities in our glocal world.” I googled “distant proximities” which led me to discover the book Distant Proximities: Dynamics beyond … Continue reading →

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CI 2.0 governed by meaning and evolutionary values

Posted on May 31, 2007 by George Pór

Tor Nørretranders, author of C i v i l i s a t i o n 2.0 has just opened Reboot 9 with an inspiring talk on what mae us human: Dare, Care and Share. To get his message across … Continue reading →

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“Are you in for a phone call tonight?”

Posted on August 13, 2005 by George Pór

“Leaning into the unknown,
you will see the direction emerging from the space within,
in which an intensely present creative impulse meets
one of the calls from the Field that are asking for your attention.”
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Intersubjectivity in an organic pub

Posted on June 19, 2004 by George Pór

Every event has at least as many different stories as participants. That’s because our narratives come through the unique mix of sensibilities, attitudes, interests, etc. that we bring to the event. If so, let collective intelligence benefit from that uniqueness. This entry gives an idea of how.
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Different types of emergence?

Posted on April 13, 2004 by George Pór

Regarding the questions of emergence, Ken Wilber has a very interesting and powerful distinction between ‘individual holons‘ and ‘social holons‘. Each of them clearly illustrate 2 different types of emergence. Here is what he says in an interview: Briefly: individual … Continue reading →

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What’s between individual and collective intelligence?

Posted on April 12, 2004 by George Pór

Charles Savage asked, “how it is possible to have a dynamic interaction so that as individuals value the intelligence (and emotions) of the other, the collective intelligence emerges?”
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How would we know, we reached tipping point?

Posted on April 12, 2004 by George Pór

“A high level of threshold would be evidenced when such planetary indicators of balance and vitality can be observed as the increasing rate at which hunger, poverty, and violence are decreasing.”
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Emergent learning is figuring itself out

Posted on April 11, 2004 by George Pór

Jay Cross wrote some truly thought-provoking comments on Shift Happens! > Okay, George, so you’re looking for a phase change, the creation of something new & different. Yes, indeed! To be more precise, I’m one in the thousands of voices … Continue reading →

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Phase transition from the unconscious social mind

Posted on April 11, 2004 by George Pór

Blogs are considered by a leading social scientist and business visionary, as tools for “phase transition from within the informal social networks to the public recognition and mainstream media.”
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Shift Happens!

Posted on April 4, 2004 by George Pór

giving sustained attention to one another’s highest aspirations and discovering the common patterns that pull us into a future worth collaborating for…
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