Universal Littoralcy represents the next evolution of civic engagement and collaborative knowledge creation, where every citizen becomes an active participant in shaping the shared understanding of the world. Through the integration of Littoral Science, the Littoral University, and tools like the Littoral Toolbox, citizens are empowered to produce and validate trustworthy knowledge in all spheres of life.
Littoral Science, in merging the wet with the dry, the human with the machine, offers a more holistic, integrated approach to knowing—a new wave of inquiry for a complex, interconnected world.
This post connects the previous post about self-differentiation with Brené Brown's focus on vulnerability, showing how embracing vulnerability is crucial to experiencing and extending grace, leading to true self-differentiation and spiritual growth.
By framing self-differentiation as a process akin to writing clean, efficient Perl code, this post aims to convey the importance of maintaining integrity and clarity amidst life's complexities.
Reposting a letter sent to one of my Internet Heroes, whom I occasionally correspond with. He is my Hero not because of his brilliant, thoughtful blog on quantum computing (though I do enjoy that), but his deep humility and public vulnerability. Dear Scott, who are undoubtedly better people than I am For the record, no,... Continue Reading →
To move forward Together We must internalize And reconcile The excluded pain That enabled us To become Us By creating Them
Pitch 2 for Coalesce 2022 (unsubmitted) While we love great technology, I bet most of us embraced the Modern Data Stack in order to positively impact human beings: our business, our industry, and our society. But if you're like me, you've discovered the problems you care most about might not be solvable by current (or... Continue Reading →
[These are my initial musings. It may take weeks or months to turn these into a coherent analysis, so I figured I should publish them as-is to get them out into the world. Merry Christmas!] Challenge Question: What is the minimum number of bits necessary to meaningfully simulate some aspect of an emotion? One Bit... Continue Reading →
Using Data to Differentiate Our Selves Keynote Talk Proposal for Coalesce 2021 Google Slides Based on "DBT as Organizational Therapy" Pitch Video https://www.loom.com/share/58c52bb915da4d57a66995f618194ce8 More powerful tools and shorter cycle times mean that we analytics engineers “get to” spend less time on coding SQL and “have to” spend more time understanding the deeper needs, motivations, and... Continue Reading →
Or, "How ELTT is the Key to World Peace" Draft Submission Script for Coalesce 2021 Hey there Data Lovers, my name is Dr. Ernie. And this is my English Cocker Spaniel Qhuinn, who with me and my boss make up the IT department at a Palo Alto startup. I am Caltech physicist turned management consultant... Continue Reading →
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