Judy, the youngest, sat in the back, scribbling notes on a clipboard. “Listen,” she interrupted, “we need a six-step plan to avoid self-sabotage here. Step one: Stop arguing. Step two: Acknowledge that this mobile home is a literal manifestation of our shared inner chaos.”
In the end, Littoral Leadership is not merely a response to the challenges of AI; it is a reclamation of human identity within a digital landscape. It is the practice of remaining fully present, fully connected, and fully human, even as we embrace the power of computation. It is a way of reversing alienation by bringing AI into alignment with the values and relationships that define us, offering a vision of leadership that is resilient, adaptable, and profoundly grounded in the complexities of both human and digital worlds.
The choice is clear: we can either allow AI to shape us passively, or we can take an active role in defining our relationship with it. Self-trifferentiation calls us to stand at the boundary between analog and digital, using AI to expand, not limit, our sense of self. In doing so, we reclaim our identity, building a future where technology enhances rather than diminishes our humanity.
Littoral Identity represents a new model of humanity, blending Littoral Science, Spirituality, and Ethinomics. Through this approach, we’re not simply integrating technology into our lives but enhancing the essence of human experience. By combining the empirical insights of science, the ethical guidance of economics, and the depth of spirituality, Littoral Identity enables us to expand empathy, deepen self-awareness, and refine our values.
Littoral Governance represents the next evolution in political systems—one that mirrors the co-evolution of AI and human systems in Littoral Science. It responds to the complexity and speed of the AI-driven world by embracing decentralization, distributed decision-making, and collaborative governance.
By drawing on Littoral Science, Littoral Ethinomics offers a path to reintegrate ethics into economics. With AI as a mediator, we can move beyond transactional models to systems that optimize both for efficiency and ethical values. As AI continues to reshape industries, Littoral Ethinomics provides the framework for an economy that fosters human flourishing, social trust, and sustainability. This evolution signals a new era in economic thought, where technology serves not just the market but also humanity.
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.
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 →
In this provocative talk Dr. Ernest N. Prabhakar, former Open Source Product Manager at Apple, argues that is time for our industry to reorganize around "decisions" rather than "data."
Reframing spirituality as the culturally-neutral, teachable practice of becoming more human, as expressed in: 3 Capabilities4 Attributes per CapabilityPrerequisiteTaskTechniqueMindset12 Learning Outcomes Inspired by the Minerva Baccalaureate, especially their focus on Content over Context. A. Connecting (cosmos) #wonder#identification#formation#universalizing B. Individuating (pneumos) #agency#antifragility#reflection#specializing C. Advancing (logos) #inspiration#intervention#reformation#normalizing CapabilityTriggerSkillProcessValueConnectWonderIdentificationFormationUniversalIndividuateAgencyAntifragilityReflectionSpecialAdvanceInspirationInterventionReformationNormalTriastic Humanity
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