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Spending the night in the Houston airport after flight to Waco was canceled. Party at gate A-7. Not. |
Lovely thank-you to Milton on @wakingtiger gratitude blog: http://tinyurl.com/6efc7p . I too am grateful to Milton. Happy birthday John! |
Most all, my thanks, again, to Doug Engelbart. His vision keeps me going. That, and a LOT of help from my friends. |
Winding down (read: crashing) after two-day Engelbart celebration. My thanks to all the remarkable folks who made this possible. |
@rushaw Very cool! |
@Braddo An educated imagination is the agency we need. Where do you find the phrase in Frye? It's spot on. |
#pftf Leifer: universities push innovation and innovators to the margins. My question: can that be different? If not, what do we do? |
#pftf P. McKinney: challenge is to give people access to process and tools of innovation. |
#pftf Phil McKinney pushes back politely on notion of digital divide. His podcast listeners are truly global. |
#pftf Leifer: "innovation comes from uncertainty. It comes from what we do not know and thus what we cannot teach." |
#pftf Larry Leifer: "All innovation is re-innovation." Good point about need for historical imagination and knowledge. |
#pftf We may need a new paradigm in which innovation is not just driven by profit potential. Denise Caruso. |
@jhawtin Ah, good idea! |
@sleslie Correctamundo! |
#pftf Arizona State's "anticipatory governance" project--social scientists helping scientists think about future ramifications. D. Caruso |
#pftf I tend to think that would throttle innovation. Innovation equals a gamble on a wild surmise. No way to tame that. |
#pftf Denise Caruso thinks about having risk/reward conversation earlier in the process of innovation. |
#pftf Peter McKinney says the new employees they get are good with book knowledge but weak in creativity and corporate culture chops. |
@wmrandth That may be, but I'm not sure. Can we not use education to help us think more capably about the mythos? A meta-level. |
#pftf In breakout session on innovation. Book recommendation from Etan Ayalon: "Juice." |
