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  1. Book summaries | getAbstract | Thanks @gregvan http://post.ly/DHis
  2. @informative don't blame yourself for a crappy user experience!
  3. @varohaub I'm sure we could agree that it's good to start with a question that doesn't embed too many assumptions.
  4. RT @artaboutus: @davegray in a search for truth we are perhaps simply building cooridors in a big maze. i like the tower of babble compa ...
  5. @artaboutus yeah, plus a river has a tendency to carry people with the current. But this river would never reach the sea
  6. Would love your comments on this sketch: "tree of scientific knowledge" http://post.ly/DHBx
  7. "Many institutions organised into matrices have been advised to do so by consultancies that are also organised into matrices" Alan Blackwell
  8. @varohaub most innovative solutions usually seem to come from rethinking and redefining the problem altogether; asking different questions.
  9. @varohaub the more precisely you describe the problem, the more likely you are to be wrong.
  10. @DavidSibbet good point. Yes I think so. But they may constrain unnecessarily. Picasso: "Begin with an idea, but it should be a vague idea."
  11. @informative sorry, click the link under the image. Posterous UI could use a little work there
  12. @coolvibeblog leading to "Inbox Homicide!"
  13. Alternative to Inbox Zero: Inbox Ignore :)
  14. One argument for open standards: most innovation happens elsewhere, and open makes new ideas easier to incorporate into existing systems
  15. Ideas. An illustrated 7 step guide on how to kill them. Thanks @frogpond @mikojava http://post.ly/DFko
  16. Alan Blackwell: successful interdisciplinary outcomes cannot be anticipated because they involve not only new answers but also new questions
  17. @mikojava You might like this post I wrote on fuzzy goals http://bit.ly/782Xpz
  18. @mikojava: Reading this paper on inter-disciplinary innovation http://post.ly/DFeQ
  19. @mikojava my gut says that in complex spaces we need more ways to start "fuzzy" and circle in, rather than direct path from Q to A
  20. @mikojava I suppose this is one of the ideas behind folksonomies?