Tag Archive | "Meaning"
Sources of Meaning: Land
Land is a primary source of meaning, unlocking and enable construction of meaning.
Continue reading...Networks of Meaning
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Fundamental to the growth of The Economy of Meaning is the creation of pathways over which meaning flows, what I call networks of meaning. Such networks are now, in the twenty first century, reaching a critical mass which will over time shift the center of the economy to one in which creation and production of meaning is the central activity.
Continue reading...Dead Suit Walking and The Economy of Meaning
Monday, April 25, 2011
As the economy sheds information work we need a new map that shows the way forwards helping us set goals and direction for work that will increasingly be only available in an economy focused on creating meaning.
Continue reading...Knitting, Bees & Social Dimensions of The Economy of Meaning
Saturday, February 26, 2011
There are a group of women who gather weekly to knit at the local bookstore I hangout. I had not thought much about this until recently NPR did an article on the resurgence of knitting. Funny thing was that I was also actively involved in another community, the Bee Guardians, which, though engaged in an […]
Continue reading...Meaning and The Mountain: Mapping an Archetype in the Mind
Friday, February 25, 2011
In my article about Mediating Physical Existence I refer to towers of meaning in our minds, with higher level meanings constructed on lower levels meanings in a tower like structure. At the pinnacle of each tower a super meaning construct acts like a guiding beacon helping us navigate our lives. Such towers of meaning map […]
Continue reading...Flow and The Economy of Meaning
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
In his book, Thrive, Dan Buettner, provides us with a valuable glimpse into the economy of meaning in action, when he travels to the Odder, Denmark, to visit one of its folk schools and finds that he is “increasingly convinced that (the folk schools) had helped create an environment that favored what psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi […]
Continue reading...Watson the Medic and the End of the Information Economy
Friday, February 18, 2011
Recent posts on IBM’s Watson applied to medical diagnosis (see this article for example) show how advanced computers of the future will do to the information economy what computers have already done to manufacturing, namely make information processing so efficient that it becomes a small part of our economy and providing further evidence that we […]
Continue reading...3D Printers, Thinking Computers & Economy of Meaning
Monday, February 14, 2011
The article, Print Me a Stradivarius on the Economist, is a good example of one of the emerging technologies that is rushing us towards The Economy of Meaning. It shows how 3D printers are gaining ground manufacturing products that we use, and how this all reduces the costs of manufacturing. True, this article is about […]
Continue reading...The Economy of Meaning – The Fifth Economy
Thursday, February 10, 2011
An economy based on creation and exchange of meaning is rushing to dominate what most of us do for a living. Here we discuss the reasons. Human economy has evolved from hunter-gatherer, to agricultural, to industrial and now to knowledge-based. Each transition has been faster than the transition before it, the most recent transitions being […]
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