Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #95

Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #95

This week:

  • Community
  • Influential thinkers
  • Systems Thinking
  • Systems and complexity in organisation

Link Collection:

My Weekly Blog?post:

During my university days, I was involved in a wonderful initiative called K.E.E.N. (Kids Enjoy Exercise Now), which brought together disabled kids, students, and siblings. We gathered every Saturday to play sports and games, providing respite for parents and enjoyment for all involved. What made it truly special was that it wasn't just charity; it created a community of equals, where people volunteered for the joy and fulfillment it brought us.

What’s the difference between?#charity and?#community?


A closed loop – the DNA helix gave 20th-century biology its symbol. But the more we learn, the more life circles back to an older image – Davies (2014),?Aeon


Three jobs: Systems Researcher/Practitioner – Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs,?UK


Congestion in highways when tolls and railroads matter: Evidence from European cities – Garcia-López et al,?2020


Influential Thinkers: Donella Meadows – Geoff?Marlow


The Jim Rutt Show EP 191 Alicia Juarrero on Context, Constraints, and?Coherence

https://www.jimruttshow.com/alicia-juarrero/

Jim talks with Alicia Juarrero about her new book?Context Changes Everything: How Constraints Create Coherence. They discuss Aristotle’s four causes, applying them to complex dynamical systems, the overfocus on efficient cause, naive Newtonianism, nothing-but-ism, reconceptualizing causality in terms of constraints, mereology, constraint regimes, ascribing causal powers to emergent properties, the roots of panpsychism, Searle’s comparison of consciousness with digestion, kinds of constraints, the Dysons’ notion of analog control, why analog is more efficient, identity as a set of interdependent constraints, surface vs deep dyslexia & early neural nets, the work of Geoffrey Hinton, the species competitive exclusion principle, cardinality vs ordinality, the social evolution of cassava, Rayleigh-Benard convection, dissipative systems, Alicia’s disagreement with Michael Polanyi, the architecture of the circulatory system, scaffolding, top-down causality, many-to-one transitions, degeneracy, pluripotentiality, the ship of Theseus, 4E cognitive science, and much more.


Systems Thinking – a different way of looking at the work – Lightning Talk 2021 version – Sally?Bean

Uploaded Oct. 9, 2022

Science

A talk that attempts to explain the essence of systems thinking using a bicycle.

sallybean?https://www.slideshare.net/sallybean/systems-thinking-lightning-talk-2021-versionpdf?from_action=follow


Always a bunch of fantastic events coming up from SCiO - systems and complexity in organisation:

Events | SCiO?https://www.systemspractice.org/events

Events | SCiOwww.systemspractice.org


A funeral for fish and chips: why are Britain’s chippies disappearing??https://www.theguardian.com/food/2023/jul/20/a-funeral-for-fish-and-chips-east-neuk-fife-anstruther-scotland


For the poorest, the cost-of-living crisis is worse than it officially looks?https://wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/for


Cormac Russell Plenary Presentation - Quality Forum 2023 - Health Quality BC?



Just came across this - exciting! There's a version for sale and also a free version - bargain!

Communities of practice - within and across organizations: a guidebook - Etienne Wenger-Trayner, Beverley Wenger-Trayner, Phil Reid, Clause Bruderlin?

https://www.wenger-trayner.com/cop-guidebook

- wenger-traynerwenger-trayner - Social learning theorists and consultants


Border Force classing child asylum seekers as adults, giving them new dates of birth in minutes?https://inews.co.uk/news/border-force-child-asylum-seekers-adults-new-dates-birth-2472245


Border Force classing child asylum seekers as adults, giving them new dates of birth in minutesinews.co.uk


Very important, though I would argue that we've been at this threshold for about five or six years (and that apparent stability increases rather than decreases the risk and seriousness. And I would argue (a bit) against an emergency rescue package, too - we've been propping up and making do for at least that long, it needs to be addressed structurally.

Local authorities need an emergency rescue package?https://www.newstatesman.com/spotlight/regional-development/2023/07/council-rescue-package-finance-bankruptcy

Local authorities need an emergency rescue packageNew Statesman


Deacon Blue - He Looks like Spencer Tracy Now?



The cost of lies?

Small Changes

The cost of lies

In this episode, we explore what happens when an entire culture gets caught up in its own feedback-loop of lies… Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been watching and re-watching various clips on YouTube from the HBO miniseries Chernobyl. For me, all of it is brilliant, and also all of it soul-crushing and truly terrifying. Certain of the compilations sta…

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UK Illegal Migration Bill: UN Refugee Agency and UN Human Rights Office warn of profound impact on human rights and international refugee protection system | UNHCR?https://www.unhcr.org/news/press-releases/uk-illegal-migration-bill-un-refugee-agency-and-un-human-rights-office-warn

UK Illegal Migration Bill: UN Refugee Agency and UN Human Rights Office warn of profound impact on human rights and international refugee protection system | UNHCRUNHCR


Sorry I can't participate this year - but this will be amazing, as usual!

If you're involved in?#change, don't miss it!

Australasian Change Days?

https://www.australasianchangedays.com/

Home - Australasian Change DaysAustralasian Change Days


Welsh government and Cornwall council sign collaboration deal?https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/jul/17/welsh-government-cornwall-council-collaboration-deal


The online safety bill: taking a sledgehammer to the internet in the UK??https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/politics/the-online-safety-bill-taking-a-sledgehammer-to-the-internet-in-the-uk/

The online safety bill: taking a sledgehammer to the internet in the UK?Yorkshire Bylines


A Brief History of Automotive Coatings Technology?https://www.paint.org/coatingstech-magazine/articles/brief-history-automotive-coatings-technology/

A Brief History of Automotive Coatings TechnologyAmerican Coatings Association


Fish in a Tie: A Community Asset Lost – Clapham Junction Insider – Local Democracy Reporting?https://www.cjag.org/2023/07/14/fish-in-a-tie-a-community-asset-lost/

Fish in a Tie: A Community Asset Lost – Clapham Junction Insider – Local Democracy Reportingwww.cjag.org


Up, up And Away... New book just latest chapter in storied career of Orange Juice fan Bob Mortimer?https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/past-times/3493295/and-away-bob-mortimer/

Up, up And Away... New book just latest chapter in storied career of Orange Juice fan Bob MortimerPress and Journal


Architecture and the God Problem?https://commonedge.org/architecture-and-the-god-problem/

Architecture and the God ProblemCommon Edge

Jessie Lydia Henshaw

Growing to Harmony -OR- Growing to Tragedy ... A choice to make …

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What do you think is the right response for people who realize that the benefits we get for being part of an economy that profits from maximizing it’s biophysical and cultural stability overshute, are really for us and others we care for payments for suicide? That reward we all get from pushing life ever further beyond safe limits seems to be what’s been causing the naive to think it’s wonderful and OK to accept such tainted gifts. It’s at least a primary reason that caring for our future is so far down the list. The biophysical fact, though, is that any growth system that doesn’t “grow up” to make itself whole will more or less precipitously die. What, other than care for what we create (rather than not milk it to death) should we do?

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