(NLI Rumination) It’s very odd, but a good thing. … To explain how I grasp the

(NLI Rumination)
It’s very odd, but a good thing. … To explain how I grasp the world, I’ve had to develop a whole system of thought, and train a group of people to use and contribute to it, just to have people capable of collaboration – and it’s interesting how wonderful life is when that occurs. And how many insights you obtain into yourself, otehrs, and humanity in general.

I’ve done it in business. I’ve done some of it in tech. But there is always a large gap. It’s fascinating to work with people where that gap keeps narrowing.

Had a conversation with a team member last night who ‘put the work in’ and has turned out to be exceptionally precise. And it only serves to confirm that we can teach this to others, and the outcome for every single person is cognitively profound.

But the individual has to want to make that investment. So we merely need to produce the courseware and get enough people trained so that the evidence of their words and actions produces market demand to learn.

I am reluctant to take this tactic but the truth is the mindfulness alone is worth the investment. I am not quite sure but it is possible we have produced another step in the spectrum of Buddhism -> Confucianism -> Stoicism -> “Natural Law”. with the difference being one of gradual increases in agency and understanding to the point where ‘people just make sense’.

Someone told me yesterday that it had made him extremely conscious of sex, class and ethnic frames when in conversation, and that this increased understanding and also increased one’s practical understanding of how far you can move someone’s mind on any subject.