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Some ProxThink History

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Did it ever strike you as odd that there isn’t a conceptual framework that encompasses most of what we know and do? It did to me. At least, I hadn’t come across one yet. And I’d been through quite a bit of school at that point. And encountered quite a few different domains of […]

Posted 15 December 2008 † David Loughry § Perspectives on ProxThink ‡ Comments (0)

Financial Turmoil is Avoidable

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NOTE TO READERS: This is another press release I’m working on.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Financial Turmoil is Avoidable:
Combining Internet with ProxThink Growth Model can Create Sustainable Proximities
Los Angeles, CA, November 24, 2008, 3:30 PM – “You know, we don’t have to live with financial turmoil and the extreme variability of markets. If we focused more on […]

Posted 24 November 2008 † David Loughry § ProxThink Growth Model § Sustainability ‡ Comments (0)

Sustainability and ProxThink

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How does ProxThink support sustainability? This post is a short introduction.
I believe the meaning of sustainability supports the possibility that diversity and complexity can persist, adapt and change as needed. In this sense, you might also think of sustainable as meaning lively. ProxPatterns, and ProxThink Hints built with them, stimulate creativity, innovation and liveliness […]

Posted 23 November 2008 † David Loughry § Environment § ProxThink Growth Model § Sustainability ‡ Comments (0)

Slowing Climate Change: Faster and Smoother Transitions to Better Situations - Part 3

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Note: See also Part 1 and Part 2 of this series.
NOTE TO READER: THIS POST IS NOT POLISHED YET, BUT I THOUGHT IT MIGHT HAVE SOME VALUE EVEN IN THIS UNFINISHED STATE. THANKS, DAVID LOUGHRY.
The ProxThink Growth Model may contribute in situations where governments and markets are helping with climate change, as well as […]

Posted 30 January 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Managing Change ‡ Comments (0)

Slowing Climate Change: Faster and Smoother Transitions to Better Situations - Part 1

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Climate change may well require us to make some transitions faster than markets and governments are typically capable of. There is usually resistance to change among those with entrenched interests, in both business and government. Competition can hamper speed when it is hard to share innovations because of intellectual property protections. And markets can […]

Posted 17 January 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Managing Change ‡ Comments (0)

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