2020: Free to Dance
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NNTD
- From my yearly review 2020: Free to Dance
- what are the questions that seem to simultaneously be addressed by the NNTD?
- How do you build non-naïve trust, between people or within yourself?
- How can experiences of distrust (or betrayals of trust) be turned into a generative resource, rather than a roadblock?
- How do you actually “trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowance for their doubting too”? (from Kipling’s poem “If—“)
- How can people or groups that are operating in cultures based on the emerging new post-judgmental, collaborative, Game B platform mutually recognize that they are doing so?
- To the extent that a given person or group is confused about some aspect of collaborative culture, how can they realize & integrate such a confusion, in dialogue with other people?
- How can people learn to operate in collaborative (non-coercive) ways?
- How can a high-trust group of people honor ways in which people (inside or outside of the group) are not yet able to trust them?
September 4th, 2021
16:00 - starting a kind of writing block › looking at Sequence on NNTD › saw this page: how my thinking has transcended the Upstar… › started reviewing an old doc “H3” & “NNTD” as specific pr…
- that's part of why the 2020: Free to Dance yearly review post was so good, because it was easy for it to situate everything
March 15th, 2021
- a friend read 2020: Free to Dance
- and commented
- > Also, I liked that you called it a trust dance. In the history of barter, there are a lot of instances of tribes carrying out a trust dance before trading to establish a sense of conviviality and goodwill that acts as the basis for trade with strangers.