Want to Influence Financial Crisis Policy Debate?
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Rafe Furst in
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October 29th, 2008 |
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One of the talks at Pop!Tech this year sparked intense emotions regardless of whether people agreed with the premise or not:
Juan Enriquez (2008) Pop!Tech Pop!Cast from PopTech on Vimeo.
To address these intense feelings and the demand for public discussion, a wiki was created, in which you are invited to join the discussion. This forum was designed as "a place for a rich, lively, respectful and facts-based dialog on what’s necessary to address the serious economic challenges confronting America today." Hope to see you there.Click here to go to the policy debate.
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- Financial Crisis Act III: The Flailing Response
- Financial Crisis Act I: Government Meddling
- Financial Crisis Act II: Wall Street Sharks
- Who's Curious About the Financial Crisis?
- Required Reading on Financial Crisis
Rafe Furst
I believe the scientific method as currently practiced is incomplete. ”Science 2.0″ is emerging, and the lessons from complex systems theory are a big part of what’s missing. This has more than theoretical implications; the biggest challenges we face are due to a general ignorance of — and a willful dismissal of — the realities of an increasingly complex, interdependent world. To learn what else I’m interested in visit RafeFurst.com.