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"Three hundred years from now, Earth has been rendered uninhabitable due to the technological catastrophe …
"Three hundred years from now, Earth has been rendered uninhabitable due to the technological catastrophe …
While a bit slow, it’s clear how this book sets the stage for later science fiction. The descriptions and language are vivid and compelling; I’d recommend this read to anyone looking for classic SciFi!
Bob Johansson has just sold his software company and is looking forward to a life …
Recommended by Sam!
"Three hundred years from now, Earth has been rendered uninhabitable due to the technological catastrophe …
The pace really picked up around 25%! The start laid out a good background, and now the threads are coming together!
Referenced in chapter 28 of the systems bible
Section A provides an excellent foundation for thinking about systems beyond understanding. I am eager to see how this is applied in section B.
I am really enjoying the short, succinct, chapter structure so far!
The preface and introduction are long winded, but numerous
This was recommended to me by my skip level manager as a satirical take on systems thinking.
The Stormlight Archive saga continues in Rhythm of War, the eagerly awaited sequel to Brandon Sanderson's #1 New York …
Content warning Discusses the book as a whole
This is a fine exploration of some of the false win-win mentality for extractive technology, but I suspect this could've been effectively written as an article instead of a book and still been effective at getting the point across.
I believe they discuss a real and meaningful issue, I just don't know if they needed so many words to do so!
The author follows a repetitious pattern of proving restating the point. The author lays out a philosophy of organizing that is all too familiar. I have peers and acquaintances that are stuck in Market World thinking, and I'm hopeful the end of the book offers some insight into how to guide folks away from that pattern of thinking
Recommended from another feed discussing how to organize for thought work
Linus Baker is a by-the-book case worker in the Department in Charge of Magical Youth. …
This was a marvelously cute tale! While not a difficult read; it was fun and whimsical.
The narrator, Daniel Henning, did an excellent job capturing the characters in tone and timing!
