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Bonus Metacast: Fluidity Forum Announcement
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Length:
41 minutes
Released:
Aug 10, 2022
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Podcast episode
Description
In this interview with David Chapman, we discuss Fluidity Forum, a gathering we're planning for 2023. FluidityForum.org We'll also discuss two new events I've attended recently: Critical Rationalism Weekend in Philadelphia, and Vibecamp in Austin. The conversations that have started to excite me the most are intermediate scales between the individual & the world: - not-for-profit projects, activities & events, such as maker spaces, druid groves, science fiction conventions, local Burning Man events, open source software projects, Mastodon or Discord servers, board game/role playing groups, and Vibecamp - co-housing and intentional communities - scenes, where “scenius” emerges - subcultures & subsocieties Do those intermediate scales supply a path for personal change to bring about system change? When a small community implements a change that is un-scalable beyond its size, it’s like a sand castle. The world’s systems act like an ocean that soon washes it away. What can scale the local to the global, the temporary to the self-perpetuating? We also discuss this article by Hanzi Freinacht about the "3H" population: Hackers, Hipsters, and Hippies.
Released:
Aug 10, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
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Meaningness And Time - How Meaning Fell Apart: Beginning the next book by David Chapman: "Meaningness And Time". Past modes of relating to meaning and meaninglessness have broken down. How do we move to the fluid mode of social organization? The problems of meaningness we face now are... by Fluidity