Beware of the Progressives Part 2: Intermediate Innovation
October 12, 2018
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Overreach: going beyond one’s personal or institutional capacity to a point where a person or organisation becomes counter-productive....
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Beware of the Progressives (Part 1)
The harsh reality is that some of the folk who appear socially progressive, are more interested in career progress than in authentic social change....
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Surfacing our intentions
We should surface our intentions about both the offering and accepting of help. If someone decides to step forward, it should be done with...
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Questioning our certainties
Socrates genius lay in his ability to question ‘certainties’, to probe into closely guarded beliefs that people assert as certainties, without good grounds...
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Universal Unconditional Basic Empathy Part 2 of 2
Individually we can’t create society, as it is the sum of our interactions, intermeshed with knowledge and traditions from the past and concerns, hopes...
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Universal Unconditional Basic Empathy Part 1 of 2
The real proving ground is community responsiveness to it’s needs. This forms the test against which ability to meet necessities breeds creativity, inventiveness and...
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Universal Unconditional Basic Income (Part 2 of 2)
Honest questions alongside open dialogue about the way in which we think about salaried and non-salaried contributions will open up space for more fruitful...
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Universal Unconditional Basic Income (Part 1 of 2)
When we start the conversation around contribution, and intentionally shift away from market language - including the word ‘value’ which is also an economic...
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Beyond Good Intentions; Towards A Good Life
Mostly with good intentions, institutions develop processes that degrade the human capacity, inventiveness and autonomy of the person/persons they serve....
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Scarcity & remembering the obvious.
The concept of ‘abundant communities’ is vital as it recognizes that the huge reservoir of individual, associational, cultural, economic and ecological capacities we have...
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Thisness: Coming to our Senses (Part 3 of 3)
"It benefits without pretension, it is content with it’s nature, and therefore can’t be faulted."...
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Thisness: Coming to our Senses (Part 2 of 3)
That life is a terminal condition should focus us, all the more strongly, on building community as a wise course of action in shaping...
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