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Social Trust

On April 10, 2012 By Robert W. "Doc" Hall
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Social trust is confidence that others we meet will not try to harm or cheat us, and that they will at least try to do what they say. To live well using a lot less, new business models have to increase resource sharing, which presumes more social trust than most of us [...]

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Progress by Asking Better Questions

On October 5, 2010 By Robert W. "Doc" Hall
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October 5, 2010

Basic arithmetic has definitive answers. Most other problems are only resolved using countermeasures that take us to a better state, presuming that we agree on what might be “better.” If we can’t do that, our problems run deeper than tough technical issues. Given this difficulty, we’re making progress [...]

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Rules of Learning

On August 25, 2010 By Robert W. "Doc" Hall
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“Rules of engagement” is a phrase familiar to military personnel engaged in almost any mission. Any vigorous learning enterprise has a characteristic in common with the military, a mission shared and hopefully understood by all. Military rules of engagement shift depending on a unit’s mission, and perhaps even its situation. Few [...]

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Behavior for Collective Learning

On January 4, 2010 By Robert W. "Doc" Hall

In an individualistic society, most of us would rather be extolled for making a winning sports play than for merely making the block that set it up — or playing the role of an opponent in practice that prepped a star player to fake her out. We struggle to value the importance of tightly integrated [...]

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