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Capabilities must be aligned with conditions, which means we should be constantly looking at conditions.
Resilient Futures
Fascinating conditions view bmdesign: The Changing Prices of the Stuff You Eat - GOOD Blog - GOOD View high resolution

Fascinating conditions view

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The Changing Prices of the Stuff You Eat - GOOD Blog - GOOD

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BMD Love Blog: Imagining the Future of Leadership

What happened? The hierarchical model simply doesn’t work anymore. The craftsman-apprentice model has been replaced by learning organizations, filled with knowledge workers who don’t respond to “top down” leadership. Seeking opportunities to lead, young people are unwilling to spend ten years…

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Conditions can change quickly. Wether you in em or just watching…it can still become either a problem or an opportunity. View high resolution

Conditions can change quickly. Wether you in em or just watching…it can still become either a problem or an opportunity.

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Conditions shift

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Parallax and Resilience

What does parallax mean to us when we are trying to get a handle on conditions in a complex system?

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The common definition of parallax is: the apparent displacement of an object (the shift of its position against a background), caused by a change in observational position that provides a new line of sight. The philosophical twist to be added, of course, is that the observed difference is not simply “subjective,” due to the fact that the same object which exists “out there” is seen from two different stations, or points of view.
Slavoj Zizek
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Parallax?

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Yesterday, I went to the future and here I am!
What Is Time? | Wired.com (via bmdesign)
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oooh - interesting catalytic action by China, who says they aren’t lowering emissions by making big decisions! bmdesign: REJOICE! G.M. to Close Hummer After Sale Collapses - NYTimes.com

oooh - interesting catalytic action by China, who says they aren’t lowering emissions by making big decisions!

bmdesign:

REJOICE!

G.M. to Close Hummer After Sale Collapses - NYTimes.com

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Unemployment has probably passed its peak.

Another remarkable number. We’re quite amazed about the strength and resilience of the Aussie labour market.

JP Morgan economist Helen Kevans