Comments | rising_moon: Tapestry.net?

rising_moon

Tapestry.net?

Feb 20, 2009 13:29

There's a SMOP here somewhere.

I've been thinking for a while about the challenges -- and potentials -- of multithreaded conversation.

( why is that, rising_moon? )

ideamine

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dreda February 20 2009, 19:27:17 UTC

I have nothing to say immediately except that I am totally besotted with your big sexy brain.

slyppi February 20 2009, 19:39:49 UTC

What she said. Completely smitten.

shadowswords February 20 2009, 20:28:54 UTC

First milestone shall be reached when the SMOP correctly links above comment to above post.

rising_moon February 20 2009, 20:34:31 UTC

Ha!

skintalker February 20 2009, 20:20:41 UTC

skintalker February 20 2009, 20:29:04 UTC

rising_moon February 20 2009, 20:32:24 UTC

Yes! They are totally awesome.

(The kid pointing blocks at the screen? The word games? Unbelievably cool.)

miekec March 20 2009, 12:13:05 UTC

Oh my. That is one of the most excellent GUIs I've seen. Just unbelievably awesome. (traipsing into this LJ via hissilliness)

Thread 7

maybe the Dalai Lama's right? digitalt February 20 2009, 22:53:40 UTC

we can all solve our problems together if we work on them respectfully together?

I guess he'd know.

Re: maybe the Dalai Lama's right? digitalt February 20 2009, 22:54:01 UTC

that was not T. Guess who? :-/

Re: maybe the Dalai Lama's right? rising_moon February 23 2009, 14:01:03 UTC

Ha! I can make a broad leap at this answer... :)

And yes, indeed: I agree with the DL in this as in many things. I am hopeful about the prospect of combining all of our brainpower, and would love to help find a way to do that democratically. In the "divine chaos" sense.

learnedax February 22 2009, 17:54:58 UTC

Hmm. While I think there's a lot of interesting potential in such a system, I'm somewhat dubious about the efficacy of collective intelligence for solving thorny world problems, at least without careful cultivation ( ... )

rising_moon February 23 2009, 14:32:41 UTC

careful cultivationYes, this is the SMOP I speak of: how to categorize, sort, and simplify an incoming stream of information. Very knotty, that ( ... )