That’s right, and so Omar’s idea is to bubble up the information to a larger / large enough contingent of locals in order to address potential implementations of physical changes that might address future pain. Likewise or alternatively the idea could bubble up national or global knowledge of future pain points which may help trickle back down locally.
Idealistic? Utopian? Naive? Probably. But why not try everything.
I haven’t thought about quantum social change in a few years (Karen O’Brien). I’m not suggesting you and Omar dig into her work (if you don’t know it) but dropping here as a placeholder for further conversation, and I’ll also revisit / share notes if they seem like they might be helpful.
That’s right, and so Omar’s idea is to bubble up the information to a larger / large enough contingent of locals in order to address potential implementations of physical changes that might address future pain. Likewise or alternatively the idea could bubble up national or global knowledge of future pain points which may help trickle back down locally.
Idealistic? Utopian? Naive? Probably. But why not try everything.
I haven’t thought about quantum social change in a few years (Karen O’Brien). I’m not suggesting you and Omar dig into her work (if you don’t know it) but dropping here as a placeholder for further conversation, and I’ll also revisit / share notes if they seem like they might be helpful.