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  1. Howard Rheingold: "In *A Crowd of One*, John Henry Clippinger shares the theories of evolutionary psychologists and sociologists who think they've found evidence that the unique human capacity to negotiate social contracts and keep track of other people's social behaviors is what enabled our primate ancestors to evolve from herds and packs to tribes and communities.

  2. For that, look at the research that Howard Rheingold has been doing in the areas of multitasking and backchannels. The Twitter backchannel can definitely have a positive influence. As a remote observer of SXSW I was not only able to receive ongoing summaries of sessions, but I could suggest questions for attendees to ask, and provide resources to panelists while they were in an active session.

  3. 3 Howard Rheingold= 3.1 Harold Jarche 4 Discussion: Cooperation vs. Collaboration 4.1 Additional Reading Definition From the Wikipedia: "Cooperation or co-operation is the process of working or acting together, which can be accomplished by both intentional In ...

  4. Marc’s dialogues with Ken Wilber and Howard Bloom, coupled with his own thought and his erotic evolutionary mystical lineage, came together to produce this emergent – the next state of Evolutionary Love.

  5. Howard Rheingold has spoken of "wise crowds". In this book I won't treat them as if they were all part of the same movement, but rather as symptoms of a new form of social organisation and communication which is growing ever stronger, and through which very different, even mutually contradictory, ideas can be upheld.

  6. "Dwight Streamfellow was a college junior when he bought a piece of cheap river-front land to start a homestead. He was a city boy (partly in Washington DC where his father was a senator) so he planned to learn-by-doing on how raw land in the rugged mountains of Northern California’s Six Rivers National Forest.

  7. Ted Howard : "Employees, companies, non-profits, cities, and states are using diverse and innovative strategies to create community wealth. It is wealth that improves the ability of communities and individuals to increase asset ownership, anchor jobs locally, expand the provision of public services, and ensure local economic stability, rather than just boost corporate profits and shareholder ...