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Velcro, geckos, and making friends

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 5th June 20195th June 2019

Some ideas for strengthening your connections within a group of people or scene: Have good, generous intentions. Show up to serve or share where it’s… Read More »Velcro, geckos, and making friends

Buckstop (find friends)

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 16th May 201917th July 2021

You can only carry the can so far. If you started an organisation or business and the buck ultimately stops with you and no-one else,… Read More »Buckstop (find friends)

Primitive Communism and Armadillo Legs; Jangle, Fuzz and Transcendence

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 27th April 202227th April 2022

Two recommendations today, one via Marginal Revolution, the other from Hacker News, both worth the time. Manvir Singh on the Myth of Primitive Communism In… Read More »Primitive Communism and Armadillo Legs; Jangle, Fuzz and Transcendence

Get Back: Thoughts on Watching The Beatles

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 1st February 20221st February 2022

For those who came in late… So did I. Get Back (released in November 2021) is a 7 hour documentary in three parts, made almost… Read More »Get Back: Thoughts on Watching The Beatles

Guidelines 2022

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 3rd January 20223rd January 2022
  • 1 Comment

Given that you already have far more than most people in history, and are as-good-as-certain to have more stuff than you’ll ever need even if… Read More »Guidelines 2022

Jo Freeman: The Tyranny of Structureless and Hidden Elites

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 3rd December 20213rd December 2021

Jo Freeman provides a helpful lens for looking at organisations, articulating things about organisational life that most of us know intutively but struggle to express… Read More »Jo Freeman: The Tyranny of Structureless and Hidden Elites

Technology (18): Self. Sufficiency.

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 26th November 202126th November 2021

With just: A tract of fertile land; some bales of hay; a few square meters of glass; a few tens of meters of spun copper… Read More »Technology (18): Self. Sufficiency.

The Hero’s Journey (Wherever I May Roam)

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 25th November 202125th November 2021

Rover, Wanderer …And the road becomes my brideI have stripped of all but prideSo in her I do confideAnd she keeps me satisfiedGives me all… Read More »The Hero’s Journey (Wherever I May Roam)

Technology (4): General Purpose Technologies

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 16th September 202116th September 2021

No one can escape the transforming fire of machines. Kevin Kelly – New Rules for the New Economy Not all technologies are created equal. Most… Read More »Technology (4): General Purpose Technologies

Your job as the project entrepreneur…

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 17th July 202117th July 2021

… is to bring people to the project: to work on it, to fund it, and in one way or another to “buy” it. This… Read More »Your job as the project entrepreneur…

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