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Collective Intelligence

On Being 'Nice'

Birute Regine | Posted 01.23.2012 | Women
Read More: Effective Leadership, Relational Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, Feminine Skills, Women in the Workplace, Women Leadership, Women in Business, Women News
Birute Regine

Women often find themselves between a rock and a hard place. When women are viewed as "nice," studies show that people "like" them better, but they are considered less effective in the workplace.

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Women CEOs: Bold Enough to Be a Woman?

Birute Regine | Posted 12.28.2011 | Business
Read More: Collaborative Leadership, Meg Whitman, Collective Intelligence, Virginia Rometty, Power, Ursula Burns, Business News
Birute Regine

Will women transform the meaning of power by distributing power rather than holding onto it, by engaging people rather than dictating to them, and by seeking to bring the best out in people rather than focusing on themselves as center stage heroes?

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Our Choice: Changing the Game

Robert David Steele | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Technologies, Governance, Communities of Practice, Missing Mandate, Game-Changer, Consensus Conferences, Liberal, Innovation, Future, Collective Intelligence, Unrig the Game, Cultures, Open Space Technology, 2012, Citizen Deliberative Councils, Philanthropy, Gandhi, Change, Search for Truth, Radical Change, Wikis, Reinventing Democracy, Jim Rough, Fair Vote, Righteousness, Electoral Reform, Jr., Tom Atlee, Electoral Coalitions, We the People, Collective Consciousness, Citizens Juries, Evolution, Public Policy, Interactive Voter Choice System, Shadow Government, Conservative, Citizens Assemblies, Two-Party Polarization, Transpartisan Voting Blocs, Nancy Bordier, Transpartisan, Obama Phenomenon, Citizen Initiative Reviews, Gandhi's Game, Martin Luther King, Natural Alliances, Laws, Voice of the Whole, Social Systems, Policy-Option Alliances, Story-Field, Third Party Rising, Fair Elections Now, Truth, Crisis, Ivcs, Politics News
Robert David Steele

Some people say Gandhi was about nonviolence. And he was. But he is significant for something else that I believe is far more important: He changed the game.

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What's Right with America? Let Me List the Books

Robert David Steele | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Leadership, Global Game, Whole System, Reflective Practice, Stabilization, Decision-Support, Self-Determination, Web of Knowledge, Secession, Community, Collective Intelligence, Innovtion, Future, World Brain, Integrity, Peace, World Mind, Civilization, Culture, Voices, History, Global Brain, Liberty, Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Natural Capitalism, Values, Bio-Economics, Africa, Analysis, Freedom, Epoch B, Deliberative Dialog, Clarity, Systemic Inquiry, Technology, Common Wealth, Reconciliation, Strategy, Goodness, Bio-Mimicry, Social Capitalism, Reconstruction, Human Scale, Ecological Economics, Compassion, Conscious Evolution, Evolutionary Activism, Web 2.0, Atlases, Philosophy Priorities, Information, Health, Web 4.0, Integral Consciousness, Cosmos, Diversity, China, Truth, Universe, Politics News
Robert David Steele

I became the #1 Amazon reviewer for non-fiction [or 32/216 overall including movies, software, and fiction) quite by accident, loading 300 reviews fr...

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Technology, Innovation, and the Future of Government

Anne Hill | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Gov 2.0, E-Government, Dream Talk Radio, Bill Fenwick, American Dream, Program for the Future, American Democracy, Doug-Engelbart, Collective Intelligence, Video, Healthy Living News
Anne Hill

I took Dream Talk Radio to Silicon Valley recently for a very interesting multi-media event about e-government; the idea that advances in technology a...

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Can the Power of Web 2.0 Solve the World's Most Pressing Problems?

Alexander Howard | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Read More: Blogs, Government, Web 2.0, White House, Social Media, Gov 2.0, Government 2.0, Internet, Crowdsourcing, Web 2.0 Expo, Collective Intelligence, Technology, Healthcare, Technology News
Alexander Howard

So what does Web 2.0 mean to Gov 2.0? Many aspects cannot be discerned at this point, but one thing is certainly clear: It's about all of us.

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Designing a Multiperson Planetary Consciousness

Shinichi Takemura | Posted 05.25.2011 | Religion
Read More: Religion Science, Global Consciousness, Collective Superconsciousness, Global Intelligence, Information Aggregation, Collective Intelligence, Information Technology, Collective Consciousness, Global Superconsciousness, Spirituality, Religion News
Shinichi Takemura

It's important that we engage our creative imagination and design "social-ware" to shape our world by each of us acting as a "global sensor," a functional part of the global neural network.

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Egos May Win But They Net More Losers

Donna Flagg | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Read More: Teamwork, Workplace, Work, Collective Values, Organizational Behavior, Collective Intelligence, Team Building, Organizational Life, Business, Workplace Collaboration, Goals, Group Cohesion, Business News
Donna Flagg

What we really need to do is appreciate internal security as much as we value it externally in the world around us.

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Prisoner's Dilemma at COP15 in Copenhagen; Meanwhile in Mei Lin's Kitchen

David Nordfors | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Mei Lin Fung, Bill English, Ester Wojcicki, Thomas Friedman, Nobel Peace Prize, Collective Intelligence, Mother of All Demos, Personal Computers, Barack Obama, Bob Kahn, Palo Alto, JCR Licklider, cop15, Internet, Doug Engelbart, Global Warming, Vint Cerf, Fredrik Reinfeldt, Politics News
David Nordfors

Multilateral negotiations broke down in Copenhagen: future climate change talks should take a note from Silicon Valley, where tools to innovate and bypass obstacles were developed by small groups of people in kitchens and garages.

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Collective Intelligence: Is the Future Already Here?

Jim Selman | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Perspective, George Por, Wisdom, Collective Intelligence, Eldering, Richard Ogle, Healthy Living News
Jim Selman

Building practices for communication and coordination across the generational divide is essential if we are to create a common vision of what is possible and begin to co-create the future that we all want.

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