Scott Page Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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@SchermUndDrang's new book about a space station between the earth and the moon explores whether a lone genius can outperform a collectively intelligent collaboration and the importance (literally) of seeing the world through another's eyes. https://t.co/gtVziK2sUh?

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Byung-Chul Han’s Hyperculture (pg 52) “individuals follow their own inclinations, cobbling together their identities from what they find in the hypercultural pool of practices and forms of life.” Kept thinking of this quote while in London. Everyone’s “There” is unique to them. https://t.co/5En9zyZ1gv

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Michael Lewis in The Premonition: "A secret team of dissenting doctors, nicknamed the Wolverines, has everything necessary to fight the pandemic: brilliant backgrounds, world-class labs, prior experience…everything, that is, except official permission." Love the name: Go BLUE!

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“Most of the wonderful places in the world were not made by architects but by the people.” Christopher Alexander, A Pattern Language. The pattern I hold most dear - light from two sides-holds for both rooms and minds. May he Rest In Peace. May we create living spaces.

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What will surely be a provocative, erudite keynote early tomorrow (8am EDT) by Sophia Rosenfeld to kick off a new series at UM & Penn on common sense and critique within in a deliberative democracy. Open to anyone. https://t.co/kOJOEeZriO

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A Poignant Gaussian Distribution: the late Gerald Gaus's final book - The Open Society and Its Complexities now being shipped. In the book, Gaus shows that moral and ideological diversity are the foundation, not the enemy, of a free and open society. https://t.co/1DyzzVzkxk

Scott Page

@SchermUndDrang's new book about a space station between the earth and the moon explores whether a lone genius can outperform a collectively intelligent collaboration and the importance (literally) of seeing the world through another's eyes. https://t.co/gtVziK2sUh?