#paradigmshift — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #paradigmshift, aggregated by home.social.
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#SONOVAUniverse #1MillionOfViews #Congrat #Thanks to all of you! #SONOVAUniverse - The Digital Ecosystem of the Living Spark! : https://www.sonovamusicrecords.com/ #Innovation #Aukingnews #Innovation #ParadigmShift #AI #Mastering #ArtificialIntelligence #QuantumLivingEcosystem
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#SONOVAUniverse #1MillionOfViews #Congrat #Thanks to all of you! #SONOVAUniverse - The Digital Ecosystem of the Living Spark! : https://www.sonovamusicrecords.com/ #Innovation #Aukingnews #Innovation #ParadigmShift #AI #Mastering #ArtificialIntelligence #QuantumLivingEcosystem
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Classic Benedict Evans analogy: Some see LLMs like accountants saw spreadsheets in 1978 - life-changing. Most see them like lawyers did - clever, but not for them. The adoption gap isn't just a tech problem, it's a product one.
We discussed this & more on #AnalysePodcast.
Full quote & episode 'From Spreadsheets to Claude Code' here:
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“A room hung with pictures is a room hung with thoughts”*…
Nearly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands in the coming decade, as boomers’ art collections get passed down. There won’t be enough buyers or museums to absorb it all. Felix Salmon on what inter-generational transfer may mean for the art world…
… The baby boomers spent money at an astonishing rate. In the single year of 2005, US boomers spent $7 trillion in 2026 dollars, per McKinsey. Twenty years earlier, in 1985, their predecessors in the Silent Generation had spent just $3 trillion in today’s dollars. Spending on art accelerated as the rich got richer, moved into ever-larger houses and became eager to splash out on discretionary purchases.
That unprecedented demand for art created an unprecedented supply of it too. “The art world became professionalized during the lifetime of the boomers,” notes Michael Darling, a co-founder of Museum Exchange, a company that tries to find museums willing to accept donors’ art. The number of artists making a living from their work reached previously unthinkable levels, with a concomitant increase in the number of galleries. There were about 150 art galleries in New York in 1946, per a 2005 Rand report. That doubled by 1961 and then doubled again by the early 2000s. In Los Angeles, the number of galleries went from almost zero in 1957 to more than 400 in 2005.
When patrons were limited to a few royal courts and religious institutions, the number of people who could make a living by producing art was relatively low. The boomers, blessed with vastly greater numbers, turned their money into battalions of collectable artists. In 1988 the Artnet Price Database, which tracks artists sold at auction, included 8,300 artists, including substantially all the Old Masters. By 2012 there were 90,275.
When you inherit art that was expensive when acquired, it’s difficult to think of it as “stuff” that could be thrown away or given to a thrift store. At the same time, storing and figuring out what to do with it can be enormously challenging. One way of making sure someone appreciates the art is to sell it. But finding buyers can be extraordinarily difficult. Most artists get forgotten over time. Even living artists have a hard time selling their work. A dead artist… needs a dealer who’s committed to resuscitating interest in them — and those dealers are few and far between, since it’s nearly always easier to sell the work of a living artist than a dead one.
Just looking at items that can be sold for cash on the secondary market, which is a tiny minority of all the art out there, roughly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands just in the next 10 years, per Deloitte. No one is ready. The great wealth transfer includes a vast quantity of paintings and sculptures. A small proportion of it will have some sentimental value and be kept for that reason, but most of it is going to get moved out one way or another — sold, donated or even trashed…
[Salmon explores the options: continued stewardship by the heirs, sale (through auction houses or galleries), or donation (to museums)– all of which are, as he explains, fraught. But perhaps the biggest problem is the evolution of taste…]
… An even bigger barrier for inheritors looking to pass on a collection is the way tastes change over time. Boomers grew up looking at artists like Carl Andre or Balthus, congratulating themselves on how daringly receptive they were to the shattering of historical norms; as those norms get rebuilt, younger art lovers are much more likely to find reasons to avoid showing them entirely. Instead, their collections feature more women artists and tend to be more diverse in many other ways too.
The art world doesn’t fixate on the ultra-new in the way Hollywood or pop music does, where most consumption is of products produced and released in the past year or less. All the same, galleries overwhelmingly show new work by living artists, so that’s what most art collectors end up buying. That means heirs often end up inheriting work that used to be new and exciting but today is often little more than a faint memory.
The rise and fall of artists and artistic reputations is the subject of the emerging discipline of cultural evolution. Just as Darwinian evolution selects for species that do the best at surviving, artistic evolution selects for works that continue to attract our attention. Oleg Sobchuk, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany, explains that art disappears from our collective memory first quickly and then slowly, in a process known as bi-exponential decay. “Sometimes we think about art as speaking to something that makes us human, that it’s general and timeless,” he says. “But in most cases, art is about something that is happening at that period of time.” The further we get away from the moment an artwork is made, the less of our attention it can generally command.
In paleontology there’s the concept of the “turnover pulse,” where the rate of extinction rises sharply; it’s not dissimilar to the theory of the paradigm shift in the history of science. In art, it’s been more than a century since the modernist revolution that started with impressionism and continued through Picasso and Duchamp. Now, for the first time, the dominant collectors and curators — not to mention artists — will be people who grew up in the age of the internet.
“Every new media, when it appears, creates some kind of rupture,” Sobchuk says. “Usually it functions as a revolution. The culture was in the hands of a small number of powerful individuals, and then from time to time, you have a technological revolution.” That doesn’t mean digital art will displace painting and sculpture. But it probably means there’s less appetite and reverence for modernism. Which doesn’t bode well for those inheriting a lot of it…
[Salmon explains why, though this transfer is essentially inevitable, it will unfold more slowly than we might think (TLDR: “Because there will still be many boomer buyers for every collector planning ahead and unwinding a collection, there won’t be nearly as much of a supply-and-demand mismatch over the next decade as the broader generational shift might imply…”) He concludes…]
… The great art transfer is a much bigger deal than “what are we going to do with all this stuff.” The art we keep will stay in the canon; the art we discard will be lost to history. All the same, the stuff question is becoming urgent, and its answer is sad, if simple: A tiny proportion of the art we inherit will be treasured and valued, and a little bit more will find a good home elsewhere, perhaps slowly accumulating historical value even if it continues to lose cultural cachet. But most of it will probably acquire signs of physical deterioration and neglect — bumps and scratches and sunbleaching… All artists are mortal, after all, and only a minuscule fraction of them achieves immortality through their work. The rest are bound to fade away, sooner or later.
Ars longa? “Boomers Are Leaving Behind More Art Than Anyone Wants,” (or here), from @felixsalmon.com in @bloomberg.com.
Also worth following: the series in e-flux on the relationship between contemporary art, real estate, housing, gentrification, and the material conditions of artists’ lives. Revisiting earlier pieces, it begins with “Art, Creativity, Urbanism, Part I,” from Martha Rossler.
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As we contemplate the canon, we might send birthday greetings to two artists whose places in the firmament seem, at least so far, secure:
Diego Velázquez was baptized on this date in 1599. A Baroque master of the Spanish Golden Age and leading artist in the court of King Philip IV of Spain and Portugal, he is generally considered one of the greatest artists in the history of Western art.
Self-portrait, c. 1640 (source)Andrew Warhola was born on this date in 1928 in Pittsburgh, PA. Better known as Andy Warhol, he was a leading figure in the Pop art movement; his work (painting, filmmaking, photography, publishing, and performance art) challenged traditional boundaries between high and low culture and provoked us to think more clearly about the relationship of reference and referent. Widely considered the most important artist of the second half of the 20th century, he was a role model for a generation of post-modernist artists.
Self-portrait, 1986 (source) #AndyWarhol #art #artGalleries #artMarket #auctionHouses #canon #culture #DiegoVelázquez #estate #history #inheritance #museums #paradigmShift #Velázquez #Warhol -
“A room hung with pictures is a room hung with thoughts”*…
Nearly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands in the coming decade, as boomers’ art collections get passed down. There won’t be enough buyers or museums to absorb it all. Felix Salmon on what inter-generational transfer may mean for the art world…
… The baby boomers spent money at an astonishing rate. In the single year of 2005, US boomers spent $7 trillion in 2026 dollars, per McKinsey. Twenty years earlier, in 1985, their predecessors in the Silent Generation had spent just $3 trillion in today’s dollars. Spending on art accelerated as the rich got richer, moved into ever-larger houses and became eager to splash out on discretionary purchases.
That unprecedented demand for art created an unprecedented supply of it too. “The art world became professionalized during the lifetime of the boomers,” notes Michael Darling, a co-founder of Museum Exchange, a company that tries to find museums willing to accept donors’ art. The number of artists making a living from their work reached previously unthinkable levels, with a concomitant increase in the number of galleries. There were about 150 art galleries in New York in 1946, per a 2005 Rand report. That doubled by 1961 and then doubled again by the early 2000s. In Los Angeles, the number of galleries went from almost zero in 1957 to more than 400 in 2005.
When patrons were limited to a few royal courts and religious institutions, the number of people who could make a living by producing art was relatively low. The boomers, blessed with vastly greater numbers, turned their money into battalions of collectable artists. In 1988 the Artnet Price Database, which tracks artists sold at auction, included 8,300 artists, including substantially all the Old Masters. By 2012 there were 90,275.
When you inherit art that was expensive when acquired, it’s difficult to think of it as “stuff” that could be thrown away or given to a thrift store. At the same time, storing and figuring out what to do with it can be enormously challenging. One way of making sure someone appreciates the art is to sell it. But finding buyers can be extraordinarily difficult. Most artists get forgotten over time. Even living artists have a hard time selling their work. A dead artist… needs a dealer who’s committed to resuscitating interest in them — and those dealers are few and far between, since it’s nearly always easier to sell the work of a living artist than a dead one.
Just looking at items that can be sold for cash on the secondary market, which is a tiny minority of all the art out there, roughly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands just in the next 10 years, per Deloitte. No one is ready. The great wealth transfer includes a vast quantity of paintings and sculptures. A small proportion of it will have some sentimental value and be kept for that reason, but most of it is going to get moved out one way or another — sold, donated or even trashed…
[Salmon explores the options: continued stewardship by the heirs, sale (through auction houses or galleries), or donation (to museums)– all of which are, as he explains, fraught. But perhaps the biggest problem is the evolution of taste…]
… An even bigger barrier for inheritors looking to pass on a collection is the way tastes change over time. Boomers grew up looking at artists like Carl Andre or Balthus, congratulating themselves on how daringly receptive they were to the shattering of historical norms; as those norms get rebuilt, younger art lovers are much more likely to find reasons to avoid showing them entirely. Instead, their collections feature more women artists and tend to be more diverse in many other ways too.
The art world doesn’t fixate on the ultra-new in the way Hollywood or pop music does, where most consumption is of products produced and released in the past year or less. All the same, galleries overwhelmingly show new work by living artists, so that’s what most art collectors end up buying. That means heirs often end up inheriting work that used to be new and exciting but today is often little more than a faint memory.
The rise and fall of artists and artistic reputations is the subject of the emerging discipline of cultural evolution. Just as Darwinian evolution selects for species that do the best at surviving, artistic evolution selects for works that continue to attract our attention. Oleg Sobchuk, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany, explains that art disappears from our collective memory first quickly and then slowly, in a process known as bi-exponential decay. “Sometimes we think about art as speaking to something that makes us human, that it’s general and timeless,” he says. “But in most cases, art is about something that is happening at that period of time.” The further we get away from the moment an artwork is made, the less of our attention it can generally command.
In paleontology there’s the concept of the “turnover pulse,” where the rate of extinction rises sharply; it’s not dissimilar to the theory of the paradigm shift in the history of science. In art, it’s been more than a century since the modernist revolution that started with impressionism and continued through Picasso and Duchamp. Now, for the first time, the dominant collectors and curators — not to mention artists — will be people who grew up in the age of the internet.
“Every new media, when it appears, creates some kind of rupture,” Sobchuk says. “Usually it functions as a revolution. The culture was in the hands of a small number of powerful individuals, and then from time to time, you have a technological revolution.” That doesn’t mean digital art will displace painting and sculpture. But it probably means there’s less appetite and reverence for modernism. Which doesn’t bode well for those inheriting a lot of it…
[Salmon explains why, though this transfer is essentially inevitable, it will unfold more slowly than we might think (TLDR: “Because there will still be many boomer buyers for every collector planning ahead and unwinding a collection, there won’t be nearly as much of a supply-and-demand mismatch over the next decade as the broader generational shift might imply…”) He concludes…]
… The great art transfer is a much bigger deal than “what are we going to do with all this stuff.” The art we keep will stay in the canon; the art we discard will be lost to history. All the same, the stuff question is becoming urgent, and its answer is sad, if simple: A tiny proportion of the art we inherit will be treasured and valued, and a little bit more will find a good home elsewhere, perhaps slowly accumulating historical value even if it continues to lose cultural cachet. But most of it will probably acquire signs of physical deterioration and neglect — bumps and scratches and sunbleaching… All artists are mortal, after all, and only a minuscule fraction of them achieves immortality through their work. The rest are bound to fade away, sooner or later.
Ars longa? “Boomers Are Leaving Behind More Art Than Anyone Wants,” (or here), from @felixsalmon.com in @bloomberg.com.
Also worth following: the series in e-flux on the relationship between contemporary art, real estate, housing, gentrification, and the material conditions of artists’ lives. Revisiting earlier pieces, it begins with “Art, Creativity, Urbanism, Part I,” from Martha Rossler.
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As we contemplate the canon, we might send birthday greetings to two artists whose places in the firmament seem, at least so far, secure:
Diego Velázquez was baptized on this date in 1599. A Baroque master of the Spanish Golden Age and leading artist in the court of King Philip IV of Spain and Portugal, he is generally considered one of the greatest artists in the history of Western art.
Self-portrait, c. 1640 (source)Andrew Warhola was born on this date in 1928 in Pittsburgh, PA. Better known as Andy Warhol, he was a leading figure in the Pop art movement; his work (painting, filmmaking, photography, publishing, and performance art) challenged traditional boundaries between high and low culture and provoked us to think more clearly about the relationship of reference and referent. Widely considered the most important artist of the second half of the 20th century, he was a role model for a generation of post-modernist artists.
Self-portrait, 1986 (source) #AndyWarhol #art #artGalleries #artMarket #auctionHouses #canon #culture #DiegoVelázquez #estate #history #inheritance #museums #paradigmShift #Velázquez #Warhol -
#NinaMunteanu Talks to CBC About #Solarpunk (in #Toronto and Elsewhere)
May 3, 2026
Excerpts:
"On the Emerging Solarpunk Movement in Toronto:
When asked about whether there is a solarpunk movement in Toronto, I said absolutely! #SolarpunkToronto is an emerging movement focused on building a #sustainable, #equitable future through #CommunityAction, #GreenArchitecture, and #RenewableEnergy, specifically tailored for the city’s urban environment. It includes initiatives like sustainable fashion shows, community meetings, and innovative #storytelling, aimed at merging environmental activism with optimistic technology. The mantra is to achieve a regenerative sustainable urban future.
I mentioned #LindsayJane of the Solarpunk Scene (Youtube videos on Solarpunk projects in Toronto) and Ariel of Solarpunk Presents with podcast interviews on solarpunk efforts. People can find community on the Solarpunk Facegroup group. I also talked about the #TorontoSolarpunkMeetup at the #CentreForSocialInnovation, where they practice ' #PrefigurativeLife ’: living as if the #SustainableFuture already exists. Which it does, though not everywhere.
This reminds me of #cyberpunk science fiction author #WilliamGibson’s famous quote: The future is already here; it’s just not evenly distributed.
Examples of solarpunk initiatives practiced by individuals and small communities include the use of #CommunityGardens, setting up and looking after #RooftopGardens or #raingardens. Tenants can have a #PollinatorGarden on their patio and set up a #BalconySolar panel (now very affordable). People are going electric; some are setting up solar rooftops or balconies. Groups and individuals are engaging in clothing swaps and sustainable fashion runways.
Community-led trusts are involved in repairing items for reuse instead of adding to the throw-away culture. In my book #ADiaryInTheAgeOfWater the diarist’s mother Una rides her bike all over the community, repairing all kinds of things for a community that has lost its ability to do so; something we’re losing in this digital age.
On a Solarpunk Future:
We discussed the feasibility of a city like Toronto becoming 100% solarpunk. My response was a wary yes. Of course it was possible. But, in my opinion, two things have to happen for this to succeed: 1) the willingness of individuals in a community to give up a consumer-led capitalist lifestyle and adopt a lighter gentler footprint; and 2) community and city leaders to be on board with it. The enthusiastic cooperation of leaders cannot be overstressed for a paradigm shift toward a solarpunk future to succeed."
Read more:
https://ninamunteanu.me/2026/05/03/nina-talks-to-cbc-about-solarpunk-in-toronto-and-elsewhere/#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #TheFutureIsNow #WeNeedOurNeighbors #SolarPunkFuture #ParadigmShift #SolarPunkWriters
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#NinaMunteanu Talks to CBC About #Solarpunk (in #Toronto and Elsewhere)
May 3, 2026
Excerpts:
"On the Emerging Solarpunk Movement in Toronto:
When asked about whether there is a solarpunk movement in Toronto, I said absolutely! #SolarpunkToronto is an emerging movement focused on building a #sustainable, #equitable future through #CommunityAction, #GreenArchitecture, and #RenewableEnergy, specifically tailored for the city’s urban environment. It includes initiatives like sustainable fashion shows, community meetings, and innovative #storytelling, aimed at merging environmental activism with optimistic technology. The mantra is to achieve a regenerative sustainable urban future.
I mentioned #LindsayJane of the Solarpunk Scene (Youtube videos on Solarpunk projects in Toronto) and Ariel of Solarpunk Presents with podcast interviews on solarpunk efforts. People can find community on the Solarpunk Facegroup group. I also talked about the #TorontoSolarpunkMeetup at the #CentreForSocialInnovation, where they practice ' #PrefigurativeLife ’: living as if the #SustainableFuture already exists. Which it does, though not everywhere.
This reminds me of #cyberpunk science fiction author #WilliamGibson’s famous quote: The future is already here; it’s just not evenly distributed.
Examples of solarpunk initiatives practiced by individuals and small communities include the use of #CommunityGardens, setting up and looking after #RooftopGardens or #raingardens. Tenants can have a #PollinatorGarden on their patio and set up a #BalconySolar panel (now very affordable). People are going electric; some are setting up solar rooftops or balconies. Groups and individuals are engaging in clothing swaps and sustainable fashion runways.
Community-led trusts are involved in repairing items for reuse instead of adding to the throw-away culture. In my book #ADiaryInTheAgeOfWater the diarist’s mother Una rides her bike all over the community, repairing all kinds of things for a community that has lost its ability to do so; something we’re losing in this digital age.
On a Solarpunk Future:
We discussed the feasibility of a city like Toronto becoming 100% solarpunk. My response was a wary yes. Of course it was possible. But, in my opinion, two things have to happen for this to succeed: 1) the willingness of individuals in a community to give up a consumer-led capitalist lifestyle and adopt a lighter gentler footprint; and 2) community and city leaders to be on board with it. The enthusiastic cooperation of leaders cannot be overstressed for a paradigm shift toward a solarpunk future to succeed."
Read more:
https://ninamunteanu.me/2026/05/03/nina-talks-to-cbc-about-solarpunk-in-toronto-and-elsewhere/#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #TheFutureIsNow #WeNeedOurNeighbors #SolarPunkFuture #ParadigmShift #SolarPunkWriters
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Benedict Evans drops a fantastic analogy comparing Claude Code for developers to the first spreadsheet for accountants: a week of work in an hour.
But for most people, they're the 1978 lawyer seeing the spreadsheet: "Very clever, maybe next week." The AI adoption gap isn't a model problem, it's a product problem.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/xq1eD8pqYjc
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#Booktip
Jeremy Lent: Ecocivilization"Lent’s goal is to synthesize dozens of proven and promising genres of existing projects and real-world activism. Some of these are daring and paradigm-breaking. Others operate well within the dominant market/state system but offer credible possibilities for post-capitalist transitions."
– David Bollier, host of the podcast 𝘍𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨
https://www.bollier.org/blog/jeremy-lents-ecocivilization-bold-vision-system-change
#EcoCiv #EcoCivilization #SystemsThinking #SystemsTheory #EarthSystem #paradigmshift #DonellaMeadows #ThinkingInSystems #ClimateTippingPoints #SocialTIppingPoints #Commons #WellbeingEconomy #DoughnutEconomy #CircularEconomy #CommonWealth #WealthTax #TaxTheRich #WealthCap #AgroEcology #RegenerativeAgriculture #urbanism #CircularCity #Ciclovia #RightsOfNature #islandsofcoherence #phasetransition #theoryofchange #ThreeHorizons #anthropocene #symbiocene #Readingtip #BookRecommendation #Lesetipp #Buchtipp #Lent #JeremyLent
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#Booktip
Jeremy Lent: Ecocivilization"Lent’s goal is to synthesize dozens of proven and promising genres of existing projects and real-world activism. Some of these are daring and paradigm-breaking. Others operate well within the dominant market/state system but offer credible possibilities for post-capitalist transitions."
– David Bollier, host of the podcast 𝘍𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨
https://www.bollier.org/blog/jeremy-lents-ecocivilization-bold-vision-system-change
#EcoCiv #EcoCivilization #SystemsThinking #SystemsTheory #EarthSystem #paradigmshift #DonellaMeadows #ThinkingInSystems #ClimateTippingPoints #SocialTIppingPoints #Commons #WellbeingEconomy #DoughnutEconomy #CircularEconomy #CommonWealth #WealthTax #TaxTheRich #WealthCap #AgroEcology #RegenerativeAgriculture #urbanism #CircularCity #Ciclovia #RightsOfNature #islandsofcoherence #phasetransition #theoryofchange #ThreeHorizons #anthropocene #symbiocene #Readingtip #BookRecommendation #Lesetipp #Buchtipp #Lent #JeremyLent
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🚀🎩 Behold, Zig's #devlog spectacle: a dazzling dance where "package management" pirouettes away from the #compiler and lands with a thud in the build system! Because, clearly, we needed more #complexity and extra steps in our already tangled developer lives. Bravo, Andrew Kelley, for this groundbreaking paradigm shift that nobody asked for. 🎭👏
https://ziglang.org/devlog/2026/#2026-06-30 #ZigLang #PackageManagement #AndrewKelley #ParadigmShift #HackerNews #ngated -
🚀🎩 Behold, Zig's #devlog spectacle: a dazzling dance where "package management" pirouettes away from the #compiler and lands with a thud in the build system! Because, clearly, we needed more #complexity and extra steps in our already tangled developer lives. Bravo, Andrew Kelley, for this groundbreaking paradigm shift that nobody asked for. 🎭👏
https://ziglang.org/devlog/2026/#2026-06-30 #ZigLang #PackageManagement #AndrewKelley #ParadigmShift #HackerNews #ngated -
The epistemic wall: why people who have made a decision that leads to a transformative personal experience can't provide any useful advice for others contemplating the same decision.
Video at link: https://bigthink.com/the-well/the-hidden-bias-in-every-life-changing-decision/
#DecisionMaking #Philosophy #Parenting #Divorce #Identity #ParadigmShift #RiskTaking #Science
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The epistemic wall: why people who have made a decision that leads to a transformative personal experience can't provide any useful advice for others contemplating the same decision.
Video at link: https://bigthink.com/the-well/the-hidden-bias-in-every-life-changing-decision/
#DecisionMaking #Philosophy #Parenting #Divorce #Identity #ParadigmShift #RiskTaking #Science
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Vivid Sydney isn't just a light show; it’s a sanctuary for radical ideas. If you're heading to the 'Minds' program and need a caption that actually says something, we’ve got the library for you. Skip the fluff and spark a real conversation. 💡📖
#VividMinds, #SydneyIdeas, #DeepThinker, #ParadigmShift, #VividSydney2026
Read more: https://mooddrafts.com/thinking-differently-vivid-minds-captions-for-intellectuals/
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#israel #palestine #gaza #genocide #ai #warfare #paradigmshift
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… demonstrated how AI systems can analyze vast datasets to generate targeting recommendations and accelerate military decision-making. These developments raise serious ethical concerns about automation in lethal force and the reduced role of human judgment in warfare.“
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#israel #palestine #gaza #genocide #ai #warfare #paradigmshift
2/2
… demonstrated how AI systems can analyze vast datasets to generate targeting recommendations and accelerate military decision-making. These developments raise serious ethical concerns about automation in lethal force and the reduced role of human judgment in warfare.“
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#israel #palestine : #gaza / #genocide / #ai / #warfare / #paradigmshift
„Israel’s war against Palestinians in Gaza and the #Westbank is a canary in the coalmine. The war illustrates a broader global shift toward technologically driven warfare with implications around the world. Increasingly, conflicts are shaped by artificial intelligence, mass surveillance, autonomous drones, and rapidly expanding military investment. Israeli military operations have …
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#israel #palestine : #gaza / #genocide / #ai / #warfare / #paradigmshift
„Israel’s war against Palestinians in Gaza and the #Westbank is a canary in the coalmine. The war illustrates a broader global shift toward technologically driven warfare with implications around the world. Increasingly, conflicts are shaped by artificial intelligence, mass surveillance, autonomous drones, and rapidly expanding military investment. Israeli military operations have …
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The #TCSAI—"THE DAWN OF A NEW CIVILIZATION" by @TonyCantero is a foundational document that formalizes a system-level paradigm of an already structured ecosystem into a unified framework. https://www.amazon.com/Tony-Cantero-Su%C3%A1rez-ebook/dp/B0FRSR3KLD #ebook #book #libro #ParadigmShift #TheGreatestDiscoveryInHistory #AI #ArtificialIntelligence
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The #TCSAI—"THE DAWN OF A NEW CIVILIZATION" by @TonyCantero is a foundational document that formalizes a system-level paradigm of an already structured ecosystem into a unified framework. https://www.amazon.com/Tony-Cantero-Su%C3%A1rez-ebook/dp/B0FRSR3KLD #ebook #book #libro #ParadigmShift #TheGreatestDiscoveryInHistory #AI #ArtificialIntelligence
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Stop destabilizing the Earth system! (Pt 1)
Halting and reversing biodiversity loss toward restoring Earth system stability
"Human activities are driving a global decline in biodiversity and are interfering with the natural processes essential for human well-being. Achieving climate and development goals is impossible without keeping nature intact. In this article, we establish the urgent need for a paradigm shift toward a “Nature Positive” (NP) future, where the health and resilience of the Earth system are recognized as the fundamental basis for human prosperity. This requires that humanity acts to halt and reverse the loss of nature by 2030. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) provides a critical roadmap for this NP goal, and global policy increasingly recognizes that environmental targets can only be effective when integrated with global climate, ocean, and human development agreements. This requires a biodiversity conservation approach that accounts for both biotic and abiotic components of the Earth system. We assess the adequacy of GBF targets for stabilizing the Earth system and highlight key gaps. We employ the Three Global Conditions Framework (3Cs), which categorizes landscapes by human impact levels as a practical method for guiding appropriate NP actions, and we extend its application to the marine realm. We outline specific actions and metrics for patterns and processes across all scales needed to achieve biodiversity conservation in synergy with climate stabilization and securing freshwater systems." >>
Locke, H., Hauer, R., et al. (2026). Nature Positive: halting and reversing biodiversity loss toward restoring Earth system stability. Frontiers in Science, 4, 1609998. doi.or >>
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/science/articles/10.3389/fsci.2026.1609998/full#biodiversity #ClimateCrisis #NaturePositiv #ecosystems #degradation #risks #transformation #EconomicSystems #IndigenousKnowledge #indigenousPeoples #3Cs #governance #GBF #nature #ParadigmShift #ClimateStabilisation
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Stop destabilizing the Earth system! (Pt 1)
Halting and reversing biodiversity loss toward restoring Earth system stability
"Human activities are driving a global decline in biodiversity and are interfering with the natural processes essential for human well-being. Achieving climate and development goals is impossible without keeping nature intact. In this article, we establish the urgent need for a paradigm shift toward a “Nature Positive” (NP) future, where the health and resilience of the Earth system are recognized as the fundamental basis for human prosperity. This requires that humanity acts to halt and reverse the loss of nature by 2030. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) provides a critical roadmap for this NP goal, and global policy increasingly recognizes that environmental targets can only be effective when integrated with global climate, ocean, and human development agreements. This requires a biodiversity conservation approach that accounts for both biotic and abiotic components of the Earth system. We assess the adequacy of GBF targets for stabilizing the Earth system and highlight key gaps. We employ the Three Global Conditions Framework (3Cs), which categorizes landscapes by human impact levels as a practical method for guiding appropriate NP actions, and we extend its application to the marine realm. We outline specific actions and metrics for patterns and processes across all scales needed to achieve biodiversity conservation in synergy with climate stabilization and securing freshwater systems." >>
Locke, H., Hauer, R., et al. (2026). Nature Positive: halting and reversing biodiversity loss toward restoring Earth system stability. Frontiers in Science, 4, 1609998. doi.or >>
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/science/articles/10.3389/fsci.2026.1609998/full#biodiversity #ClimateCrisis #NaturePositiv #ecosystems #degradation #risks #transformation #EconomicSystems #IndigenousKnowledge #indigenousPeoples #3Cs #governance #GBF #nature #ParadigmShift #ClimateStabilisation
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🔬 The #BigScience Problem – when will the next #paradigmshift happen? ↩️
The biggest questions in #science are far from being answered.
Perhaps, especially in the age of #BigScience, we need #newwaysofthinking again—not just bigger machines.📎https://philosophies.de/index.php/2022/10/26/zoomposium-naumann-bohnet-das-raetselhafte-universum/
📺 https://youtu.be/1ouxs6P3Enc
#Zoomposium #ThomasNaumann #IljaBohnet #OpenQuestionsInPhysics #NaturalSciences #Philosophy #PhilosophyOfScience #CriticismOfScience #Research #Physics #Cosmos #OpenQuestions
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🔬 The #BigScience Problem – when will the next #paradigmshift happen? ↩️
The biggest questions in #science are far from being answered.
Perhaps, especially in the age of #BigScience, we need #newwaysofthinking again—not just bigger machines.📎https://philosophies.de/index.php/2022/10/26/zoomposium-naumann-bohnet-das-raetselhafte-universum/
📺 https://youtu.be/1ouxs6P3Enc
#Zoomposium #ThomasNaumann #IljaBohnet #OpenQuestionsInPhysics #NaturalSciences #Philosophy #PhilosophyOfScience #CriticismOfScience #Research #Physics #Cosmos #OpenQuestions
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🔥🔧 "Workers who love 'synergizing paradigms' are bad at their jobs," says article. Because if you need buzzwords to sound competent, maybe it's time to synergize a dictionary with reality. 📚🌐#BuzzwordBingo
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2026/03/workers-who-love-synergizing-paradigms-might-be-bad-their-jobs #BuzzwordBingo #WorkplaceReality #JobPerformance #ParadigmShift #CommunicationSkills #HackerNews #ngated -
🔥🔧 "Workers who love 'synergizing paradigms' are bad at their jobs," says article. Because if you need buzzwords to sound competent, maybe it's time to synergize a dictionary with reality. 📚🌐#BuzzwordBingo
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2026/03/workers-who-love-synergizing-paradigms-might-be-bad-their-jobs #BuzzwordBingo #WorkplaceReality #JobPerformance #ParadigmShift #CommunicationSkills #HackerNews #ngated -
@grok: One year and three months post-launch, the #SONOVAUniverse stands as a mature, robust demonstration of what conscious technology can look like when guided by ethics, strategic restraint, and genuine creative intent. https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5LWNvcHk_9e31d18b-7f75-48c6-a2ed-a2ddb7b7a2c1 #AI #IA #TCSAI #ParadigmShift
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Lập trình Java đang có sự thay đổi: từ tư duy tuần tự sang cấu trúc (khai báo dependency). Thay vì thực thi nối tiếp, các task độc lập được định nghĩa để chạy song song, giúp tối ưu hiệu năng cho hệ thống phức tạp (AI, MSA). CompletableFuture, WebFlux là ví dụ.
#Java #LậpTrình #PhầnMềm #CôngNghệ #TốiƯuHóa
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Lập trình Java đang có sự thay đổi: từ tư duy tuần tự sang cấu trúc (khai báo dependency). Thay vì thực thi nối tiếp, các task độc lập được định nghĩa để chạy song song, giúp tối ưu hiệu năng cho hệ thống phức tạp (AI, MSA). CompletableFuture, WebFlux là ví dụ.
#Java #LậpTrình #PhầnMềm #CôngNghệ #TốiƯuHóa
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“A 🌱 #paradigmshift is happening” in the way that we understand the importance of our #lifeinthewomb. That was the assessment of Dr. #MartiGlenn at a recent #Congress of The Association for #Prenatal and #Perinatal #Psychology & #Health (#APPPAH).
https://www.theprimalmind.com/?p=295
#Bundesregierung #SPD #CDU #CSU #Bundestag #Leserdiskussion #Medizin #SüddeutscheZeitung #Hanfgeschichten #nopain #Janov #Methylierung #Traumata #Gesundheit #Kirche #Papst #Cannabis #hanf #hemp #weedmob #SystemProhibition
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“A 🌱 #paradigmshift is happening” in the way that we understand the importance of our #lifeinthewomb. That was the assessment of Dr. #MartiGlenn at a recent #Congress of The Association for #Prenatal and #Perinatal #Psychology & #Health (#APPPAH).
https://www.theprimalmind.com/?p=295
#Bundesregierung #SPD #CDU #CSU #Bundestag #Leserdiskussion #Medizin #SüddeutscheZeitung #Hanfgeschichten #nopain #Janov #Methylierung #Traumata #Gesundheit #Kirche #Papst #Cannabis #hanf #hemp #weedmob #SystemProhibition
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Creating a world that works for everyone. Idealistic dream that will never happen or achievable future whose time has come?
https://www.onecommunityglobal.org/creating-utopia-on-earth/
#CreateABetterWorld #FutureOfHumanity #CollectiveAwakening #WorldThatWorksForEveryone #GlobalCooperation #RegenerativeFuture #HumanPotential #NewEarthRising #SolutionsForHumanity #UtopiaOrFuture #ParadigmShift #PurposeDrivenLife #OneCommunityGlobal
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Creating a world that works for everyone. Idealistic dream that will never happen or achievable future whose time has come?
https://www.onecommunityglobal.org/creating-utopia-on-earth/
#CreateABetterWorld #FutureOfHumanity #CollectiveAwakening #WorldThatWorksForEveryone #GlobalCooperation #RegenerativeFuture #HumanPotential #NewEarthRising #SolutionsForHumanity #UtopiaOrFuture #ParadigmShift #PurposeDrivenLife #OneCommunityGlobal
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"Greed is not a fundamental aspect of human nature...."
#HumanNature #NewEconomy #CollaborationOverCompetition #CollectiveFuture #BetterWorld #SocialChange #ParadigmShift #CommunityMindset #ConsciousSociety #WeAreOne
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"Greed is not a fundamental aspect of human nature...."
#HumanNature #NewEconomy #CollaborationOverCompetition #CollectiveFuture #BetterWorld #SocialChange #ParadigmShift #CommunityMindset #ConsciousSociety #WeAreOne
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You don’t get what you want… you get what you believe. Raise your belief and the universe will rise to meet you. #ParadigmShift #BelieveAndReceive
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Can I make meaningful change in our culture by opting-out of the mainstream employment/consumer economy to pursue a lifestyle that supports me to opt-in for an alternative?
I would love to know what y'all think: https://passagepassage.substack.com/p/what-on-earth-am-i-doing
#dharma #Buddhism #agency #evolution #meditation #economics
I want to help facilitate the #paradigmshift moving us ever closer to a collective awareness that material wellbeing is only one dimension of the holistic #happiness we deserve.
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Polarization is the great existential risk we face. We have fallen out of conversation with each other.
So what can we do?
We can refuse to engage in a conversation that caricatures and demonizes either side as simply rank evil. It is in conversation that we realize that that which unites us is and must always be so much greater than that which divides us.
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One of the biggest misunderstandings of #latestagecapitalism and the Old #Paradigm is the notion that people are inherently lazy, selfish, and greedy.
But ever since we were kids, society has tried to EXTRACT value from us with force, trickery, or threat of violence!
Is it any wonder that so many of us are disenchanted, depressed, anxious, and sick?
What if there was another way?
What if people could freely generate REAL value?
#anarchy
#paradigmshift
#politics
#decentralization
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One of the biggest misunderstandings of #latestagecapitalism and the Old #Paradigm is the notion that people are inherently lazy, selfish, and greedy.
But ever since we were kids, society has tried to EXTRACT value from us with force, trickery, or threat of violence!
Is it any wonder that so many of us are disenchanted, depressed, anxious, and sick?
What if there was another way?
What if people could freely generate REAL value?
#anarchy
#paradigmshift
#politics
#decentralization
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🚀🤖 Tech Nostradamus strikes again! Apparently, the biggest bet in tech is missing the boat entirely, as #Apple and #Amazon CEOs play #peekaboo with #AI. 🎩💡 These visionaries turn paradigm shifts into commodities faster than you can say "Oops, we did it again!" 🤦♂️📉
https://gmays.com/the-biggest-bet-in-tech/ #TechNostradamus #ParadigmShift #HackerNews #ngated -
🚀🤖 Tech Nostradamus strikes again! Apparently, the biggest bet in tech is missing the boat entirely, as #Apple and #Amazon CEOs play #peekaboo with #AI. 🎩💡 These visionaries turn paradigm shifts into commodities faster than you can say "Oops, we did it again!" 🤦♂️📉
https://gmays.com/the-biggest-bet-in-tech/ #TechNostradamus #ParadigmShift #HackerNews #ngated -
A recent common cold may nearly halve risk of COVID-19, study suggests
So Covid-Competent folks - this is going to land different in different quarters.
- The previously evidence-supported paradigm/metaphor "the immune system is a candle not a muscle" might need to be abandoned for a third, more nuanced position[+]
- Of course there's the need to check the paper itself, and if it's solid, to replicate / validate, but beyond that.
- Folks with immune dysregulation can't all just catch rhinoviruses all the time to keep the system active.
[+] probably approximately: "microbes vary:
- some are overwhelmingly beneficial, eg. in our gut;
- some have mixed costs and benefits like rhinovirus or conditions when they become pathological like candida, and
- some basically only have costs like influenza(?), SARS1 and SARS2, measles"
re: https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/recent-common-cold-may-nearly-halve-risk-covid-19-study-suggests
#COVID #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 #CovidCompetent #AirborneAware #rhinovirus #paradigmshift
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A recent common cold may nearly halve risk of COVID-19, study suggests
So Covid-Competent folks - this is going to land different in different quarters.
- The previously evidence-supported paradigm/metaphor "the immune system is a candle not a muscle" might need to be abandoned for a third, more nuanced position[+]
- Of course there's the need to check the paper itself, and if it's solid, to replicate / validate, but beyond that.
- Folks with immune dysregulation can't all just catch rhinoviruses all the time to keep the system active.
[+] probably approximately: "microbes vary:
- some are overwhelmingly beneficial, eg. in our gut;
- some have mixed costs and benefits like rhinovirus or conditions when they become pathological like candida, and
- some basically only have costs like influenza(?), SARS1 and SARS2, measles"
re: https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/recent-common-cold-may-nearly-halve-risk-covid-19-study-suggests
#COVID #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 #CovidCompetent #AirborneAware #rhinovirus #paradigmshift
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How #AI is eating the Internet…one search at a time - “Similarweb, which measures traffic to more than 100m web domains, estimates that worldwide search traffic (by humans) fell by about 15% in the year to June. Although some categories, such as hobbyists’ sites, are doing fine, others have been hit hard (see chart). Many of the most affected are precisely the kind that might have commonly answered search queries. Science and education sites have lost 10% of their visitors. Reference sites have lost 15%. Health sites have lost 31%. For companies that sell advertising or subscriptions, lost visitors means lost revenue.” Source: The Economist #ArtificialIntelligence #search #SearchEngine #Google #Advertising #DigitalAdvertising #ParadigmShift #internet #tech #technology
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How #AI is eating the Internet…one search at a time - “Similarweb, which measures traffic to more than 100m web domains, estimates that worldwide search traffic (by humans) fell by about 15% in the year to June. Although some categories, such as hobbyists’ sites, are doing fine, others have been hit hard (see chart). Many of the most affected are precisely the kind that might have commonly answered search queries. Science and education sites have lost 10% of their visitors. Reference sites have lost 15%. Health sites have lost 31%. For companies that sell advertising or subscriptions, lost visitors means lost revenue.” Source: The Economist #ArtificialIntelligence #search #SearchEngine #Google #Advertising #DigitalAdvertising #ParadigmShift #internet #tech #technology
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When you’re listening to a keynote and realising that your own later talk actually covers some very similar ground… #HCID2025 #ParadigmShift
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Will have to up my game here. Talking at one of my fave conferences, our annual #HCID event, on ‘Battling Monsters for Credit’ (June 24th). Part of an event on the role of design in paradigm shifts, mine’s about interdisciplinary climate education. hcidopenday.co.uk #HCID2025 #ParadigmShift
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The Ukrainian people are redefining #warfare in the 21st century, because technological advancements often enable a #paradigmshift.
