when i saw Gary Flake intro getpivot on his ted, i resonated with the x-dimensionality legit web offers us for better convo and collab, the navigation needed to till Shirky's cognitive surplus.
non-linear video logging, tagging convos, Schanks just in time stories, and then using that navigation to create even more serendipitous connections. Venessa Miemis’s experimentation as logged in her emergent design. can we sophisticate our virtual meet ups to the point we feel like we just left the coffee house? with the benefit of streamlined recall? on those connections that matter?
then Deb Roy's ted brings the abilities of the web out of the closet even more.

so ugh.
all levels are needed in any large organization...
isn't that what we can do now.. seamlessly. gyrating from the vertical to the horizontal at whim, sophisticated zooming in and out, we're in the system, we're out of the system, we're large, we're small.
and without us even thinking it's work, or that we're doing it, or forcing it.
it's like our reward for listening to what tech wants is that we can just be. and the freedom from just being, the extra time/money/energy from letting tech work the chaos, is allowing us to notice things we've been blinded to - for all the order we thought we craved. we were missing mindfulness.
emergent value and life in perpetual beta.. how lucky are we?

Hagel’s writes on the neurobiology of passion: - Scientific research increasingly demonstrates that our brain wiring patterns can be significantly shaped by where we choose to focus our attention, particularly if we can sustain that focus over an extended period of time.
so the freedom to notice more, makes us rich.
i’m currently reading Richard Restak’s the new brain. and Pesce’s blog - the human network.

is this all wirearchy Harold?