✨ New essay with , illustrated by : numinous.productions/timeful/
We've previously written about a "mnemonic medium," which helps you remember what you read. Here we explore a different angle, extending a book in time to help it connect to lived experience.
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Good piece, I have come to think of this in the frame of parables/principles (hi )/mental models and what supports them intercontextually.
We have one project doing extraction of these and the rituals/processes that support their embedding for major religions
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And we are exploring mechanisms to do similar for policy makers and those that advise to optimise the global response to the pandemic & its impacts at the CAIAC19.org project with the UN & others.
It seems we need people in the mix to really make things stick at scale
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The optimal embedded learnings differ depending on whether they support predictable processes (like following a recipe as a cook) or creative ones (like making a recipe as a chef) along a spectrum
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Nice! Have you written about these design explorations anywhere I can read?
No, we will be opening them up into the UNGA along with the rest of the covid sense making architecture and then inviting open collaboration to optimise the various subsystems.
On religion that will likely be end of year, simpler tools, even more complex politics