Jordan Hall and Daniel Schmachtenberger suggest we hone our perception, sensemaking and choice-making abilities to increase sovereignty. Choice-making includes action but I'm wondering if "doing" needs to be separated as its own category?
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Replying to @rhyscass
It's a thing I'm thinking... Aren't all three a matter of fostering "healthy" output/feedback loops?
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Replying to @heckinwild
Totally. They're all nested/intertwined and reliant on each other. But do we need to separate the output part as its own category to focus more attention on the doing?
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@cosimia_@antonjw and you've mentioned, the actual delivery part can be hard, especially in these times of existential risk. Like, what should I actually do that would be good for me, my family & Gaia? (without negative externalities/long-term effects, pays bills etc)1 reply 0 retweets 4 likes -
Hmmmm interesting. Maybe a better emphasis on theorising, planning, and understanding as compared to experimenting (happens in reality) using such frameworks.
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I get the feel, especially listening to the emerge podcast, of like "okay but now what do I DO". And I think Daniel often tries to ask that as well, with varying degrees of success xD a problem I see in this community is a preoccupation with abstract ideals
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Though I also see a lot of action happening, as a direct result of all the theory stuff. But our communication about such experiments, their progress, and how people can help/what resources are needed, could be improved Otherwise the urge to help w/o direction can overwhelm
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