@Malcolm_Ocean I just discovered the superb @ribbonfarm post of yours on the art of asking & holding questions. Curious if you've kept hold of these meta-questions yourself? Or maybe thought about ways these concepts could be taught?https://www.evernote.com/l/AAexWWcVYbdLY6JquTwl6ewoPcfwgPwzpgY …
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So I guess the 2-part question that I'm holding is along the lines of: 1/ 'How can we convince left-brain humans to take their curiosity more seriously' 2/ 'What might a
#questionhack workshop or an effective 'question training' look like?https://twitter.com/jonnym1ller/status/1111173314884435968 …
Various thoughts. A major obstacle for many people, I suspect, is "school trauma." We spent 12-16 years being trained to answer questions instead of asking them and that clearly had an effect; moreover our ability to do so was closely tied to our worth.
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I am completely with you on this* (it was for me!) one of the driving questions behind my 'Curious Humans' project is looking at how we lose our innate questioning drive (and how to reclaim it) (*not to mention epi-genetic trauma that many of us carry from previous generations)
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