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  1. You do not have to stay the whole time. If you are in an antisocial mood, you do not have to interact with anyone, yet you can still enjoy the coffee shop-esque communal vibe. The session concludes with an optional sharing of a passage in the chat. Most of the time is spent in silence together, individually inquiring about what matters most. A ...

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    Jordan Greenhall: "The basic dynamics of a SOCI is as follows. It begins as some sort of attractor — some aesthetic sensibility or yearning — that is able to grab the attention and energy of some group of people. Generally one that is very vague and abstract. Some idea or notion that only makes sense to a relatively small group. But, and this is th...

    Jordan Greenhall: "What is the essence of this new form of collective intelligence that represents so much potential? My guess is that this can really only be answered with the benefit of hindsight. But I’ll venture a guess: 1. 1) It is intrinsically global. More to the point, it is geographically unconstrained, and, therefore able to take advantag...

    Bitcoin as a Self Organizing Collective Intelligences

    Jordan Greenhall; "Bitcoin is a SOCI. And its future will be determined precisely by the dynamic tension between the problems it faces and its capacity to solve those problems. Over the years, Bitcoin has worked its way through a complicated childhood. It was able to attract the attention and energy of a core of developers who built software that made it possible for less technical folks to participate and apply their energy. It has been able to create online exchanges and marketplaces and th...

    The Future of Self Organizing Collective Intelligences

    Jordan Greenhall: "Regardless of the specific result of the Bitcoin experiment, we are clearly in the middle of a new era. As I discussed in The Future of Organization, a lot of smart people are currently hard at work understanding, generalizing and optimizing the deep code of these new forms of collective intelligence. The limitations of Bitcoin’s approach to motivation and collective action are well understood and new technical layers like Ethereum’s smart contracts and Backfeed’s distribut...

  2. Kennisland is an independent think tank. We continuously search for ways to spark the social innovations needed to improve the knowledge society. We start by defining challenges for the Dutch knowledge society and creatively finding possible answers to them. We put these issues on policymakers’ agendas.

  3. "Hacktivists can use four different operation modes: 1)virtual blockades, 2)e-mail attacks, 3)hacking and computer break-ins and 4)computer viruses and worms. A virtual blockade is the virtual version of a physical sit-in or blockade.

  4. Pinterest, Instagram, Fab, and many others have adopted Facebook’s Timeline API for precisely the reason of wanting to raise awareness of their services and drive more users to their sites. As these new services grow, more content gets pumped back to

  5. Farm Hack is a participatory and cumulative project that is as strong as we make it together. This same community sometimes assembles offline in the form of meet-ups, workshops, and build events. (Link to Calendar). We organize our work through Weekly Organizer's Calls (link to Community Structure Page).

  6. Large enterprises and associations have begun to look into crowdfunding and how this tool carries new potential for their companies, including raising social profiles, market testing, and spin-ins of entrepreneurial ventures.

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