Author Archives: George Pór

The idividual/community relationship

Posted on December 23, 2003 by George Pór

The change in human consciousness which we call the enlightenment is the most decisive force shaping our present society – its effects are still being worked out. In particular it has affected the relationship of the individual and society, and … Continue reading →

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Working in public, working in private

Posted on August 15, 2003 by George Pór

Wow! Looking at the date of my last entry, I’ve just realized that I haven’t blogged here for 3 weeks! I must have been damn busy with some “collective intelligence in action” project. In fact, I still am but my … Continue reading →

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One Mind

Posted on July 25, 2003 by George Pór

Shortly after quoting David Bohm on the need to develop a higher collective intelligence, in my blog entry related to Andrew Cohen’s ‘Intersubjective Enlightenment’, I’ve discovered another gem from Bohm. It became yet another source of my inspiration to create … Continue reading →

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Intersubjective Enlightenment

Posted on July 22, 2003 by George Pór

In the Spring/Summer issue of “What Is Enlightenment?” magazine, there’s a remarkable exchange between spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen and integral philosopher Ken Wilber that touches the very heart of and upgrades my concerns for collective intelligence.
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Double helix of social evolution

Posted on June 30, 2003 by George Pór

Visiting with a friend in San Francisco, I picked up a book which probes the posibility that information transmitted by coherent biophotonic light that living cells–including our DNA–produce, can be received in defocalized state of consciousness. It’s “The Cosmic Serpent: … Continue reading →

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Are we curious enough?

Posted on June 13, 2003 by George Pór

When explorers of the shape of things to come are curious enough of the patterns of meaning emerging from their interactions to continue their exploration with persistance, then the neural paths formed by them get stronger.
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Innervation leading to synchronicity?

Posted on June 8, 2003 by George Pór

The increasing number of nodes linked up in the global brain, and the increasing number of pathways connecting them, create increasing opprtunities for the Zeitgeist to express itself through the growing number of voices tuned with it.
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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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“Using Co-Intelligence to Create a World That Works for All”

Posted on May 27, 2003 by George Pór

In February, I wrote about Tom Atlee, pioneer of “co-intelligence”, whom I have the honor to call a friend. Tom talks about the following 5 dimensions of co-intelligence: multi-modal intelligence, collaborative intelligence, wisdom, collective intelligence and universal intelligence. His definitions … Continue reading →

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Explaining collective intelligence to non-specialists

Posted on May 25, 2003 by George Pór

Here is below how I explain to non-specialists what is collective intelligence and why it deserves to become a science.

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