Category Archives: Cognitive Relations

CI through the “cognitive” lens, Pierre Lévy

Posted on January 27, 2008 by George Pór

“The expression ‘collective intelligence’ relates to an extensive body of knowledge and thoughts concerned with several objects that have been diversely labeled: distributed cognition, distributed knowledge systems, global brain, super-brain, global mind, group mind, ecology of mind, hive mind, learning … Continue reading →

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Growing better CI through better mental modeling

Posted on June 5, 2005 by George Pór

I woke up this morning with some insights about the relationship between mental modeling and collective intelligence. They seem new but one never knows; I could have already thought of them years ago or somebody else may have done so. … Continue reading →

Posted in Cognitive Relations, Mental Modeling | 9 Comments

“The Wisdom of Crowds” and the colors of collective intelligence

Posted on May 16, 2004 by George Pór

about “The Wisdom of Crowds” and the colors of collective intelligence
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Cognitive relations, relations of knowledge production

Posted on June 8, 2003 by George Pór

I came across a germinal thought, the full appreciation of which is essential to understand the dynamics of the electronic and inner technologies of intellectual production. It comes from Pierre-Léonard Harvey, a professor of “communautique” at Université de Québec à … Continue reading →

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