Great point from @michaelpollan.
Norm entrepreneurs had their ideological reasons to center efficiency, but a reason their project scaled was because it can be easily measured.
This means a profession, community of practice, and utility players can be built around the project.
Norm entrepreneurs had their ideological reasons to center efficiency, but a reason their project scaled was because it can be easily measured.
This means a profession, community of practice, and utility players can be built around the project.
https://twitter.com/roysteiner/status/1357807044619821058
BBB will have made a huge contribution if it develops data, tools, and jobs for people to collect and deploy both on the resilience agenda. Give the next generation of social science PhDs something to write about!
Here's a start, with @rdnayak: prospect.org/day-one-agenda…
Here's a start, with @rdnayak: prospect.org/day-one-agenda…
Luckily, one of the teams that can have the most impact on this field building is at OIRA, and includes the author of this book @ksabeelrahman...
amazon.com/Democracy-Agai…
amazon.com/Democracy-Agai…
And the author of this piece @TheProspect @sharblock.
It's now or never.
prospect.org/day-one-agenda…
It's now or never.
prospect.org/day-one-agenda…
This piece also makes similar points, though with an eye toward reclaiming the efficiency frame. Let a thousand flowers bloom!
https://twitter.com/stacyfmitchell/status/1358058200050905092?s=19
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