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Better ways of thinking, feeling, and acting—around problems of meaning and meaninglessness; self and society; ethics, purpose, and value.

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    1. full-stack monastic  🧘‍♂️ 🗺‏ @tasshinfogleman 14 Jan 2019
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      T: Small things, like being on time, and remembering birthdays. Big things, like honesty and doing what you said you would do. Obvious things: doing the right thing, even when it’s hard. Non-obvious things: recognizing people’s motivations, and helping them achieve their goals.

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    2. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      Replying to @tasshinfogleman

      Ooh! I was excited to read this, because I've been meaning to write about "systematic" reliability vs. "meta-systematic" reliability! For example, out of the categories you mentioned, some will come into conflict. 1/

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    3. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      Ex: A tense interaction happens just as you're about to leave for a meeting. "Ah, I have a need and opportunity for a deep, heartfelt, difficult, reconnecting conversation -- and if I do that, I'll be late for the meeting." What do you do? 2/

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    4. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      The answer depends on context, and on -- what are you trying to be highly reliable *at* and why? Coming from the idea of a "Highly Reliable Organization" / HRO -- see Managing the Unexpected book by Karl Weick: https://books.google.com/books?id=GU55MJOp1OcC … 3/

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    5. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      Sometimes, you want to be what I call "systematically reliable." Maybe you want to be on time because it's a context of low trust or low-bandwidth communication, where you're still building the groundwork for people to hear, "This is why I arrived after the agreed-on time." 4/

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    6. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      Sometimes, you want to be "meta-systematically reliable." You're willing to trade off on predictability at a lower level, to support integrity on a higher level of mission/value/purpose. People involved are able to hear why, and glad you did! 5/

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    7. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      Replying to @SarahAMcManus @tasshinfogleman

      There's an excellent podcast by @dthorson & @bonnittaroy on this! https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/emerge/e/56031971 … They explore predictable systems as having limited trust, what I call systematic trust. Constrained, contractual -- these systems limit options out of a fear of betrayal / defection. 6/

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    8. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      They propose that some kinds of unpredictability can promote a deeper level of non-naive trust. I might not know what someone will do in a particular situation, but I trust that it will turn out to be in alignment with what we care about. 7/

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    9. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      I think of this as Star Trek trust! The crew has no idea what Captain Picard might do when the alien parasites exploit a temporal anomaly to phase shift half the ship -- but they trust that he's acting out of a deep adaptive same-sidedness with their shared purpose and values. 8/

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    10. Sarah McManus‏ @SarahAMcManus 14 Jan 2019
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      Folks who might be interested in this thread - @Malcolm_Ocean , @autotrnslucence , @Meaningness , @PicardTips

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      David Chapman‏ @Meaningness 14 Jan 2019
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      I hope you write this up in more detail!

      11:02 PM - 14 Jan 2019
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      • '*•:Ḟreyjạ:•*' Jonathan Dubin Malcolm ☣️cean - check sense of smell 👃 — 🌎🇨🇦 Sarah McManus
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