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Enabling Systemic Transformations
This document introduces the Polyscopy Prototype project which aims to enable global paradigm shifts through collaborative vision creation. It discusses motivations like the need for change and proposes using polyscopic information to solve problems. Key aspects that may experience renaissance-like changes are science, democracy, humanism, and the industrial revolution. The document also references theorists to provide insights on how societies, institutions, and cruelty can evolve. It introduces Polyscopy as a paradigm prototype and invites collaboration to further develop the vision through public dialogue.
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- 1. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE Dino Karabeg, Universityof Oslo, Norway Fredrik Eive Refsli, Kristiania University College, Oslo, Norway ENABLING SYSTEMIC TRANSFORMATIONS POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE
- 2. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE SYNOPSIS – Enabling globalparadigm shift – By enabling dialogical creation of vision – An invitation 2
- 3. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE MOTIVATION It is absolutelyessential to find a way to change course. – Aurelio Peccei, 1981 3 Photo: Horst Faas
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- 8. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE STRATEGY The future willeither be an inspired product of a great cultural revival, or there will be no future. – Aurelio Peccei, 1981 7
- 9. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE AN IMPENDING RENAISSANCE-LIKECHANGE Science Democracy 8 ASPECTS Humanism Industrial Revolution
- 10. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE AN IMPENDING EQUIVALENTTO SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION Science 9 ASPECT
- 11. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE COPERNICUS > NEWTON> EINSTEIN 10 THREAD Copernicus gave us the simplicity Einstein took away the mechanism Newton gave us the mechanism Then the atom split and the models again became intractable
- 12. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE SCIENCE AT ACROSSROADS 11 PATTERN & IDEOGRAM
- 13. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE AN IMPENDING RENAISSANCE-LIKECHANGE 12 ASPECTS Science Democracy Humanism Industrial Revolution
- 14. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE AN IMPENDING DEMOCRATICREVOLUTION Democracy 13 ASPECT
- 15. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE BAKAN > BOURDIEU> BAUMAN 14 THREAD Pierre Bourdieu: How the society evolves Joel Bakan: How the institutions evolve Zygmunt Bauman: How the cruelty remains unseen
- 16. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE HOW THE INSTITUTIONSEVOLVE The corporation's legally defined mandate is to pursue, relentlessly and without exception, its own self interest, regardless of the often harmful consequences it might cause to others. – Joel Bakan, 2004 15 INSIGHT & VIGNETTE
- 17. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE HOW THE SOCIETYEVOLVES Symbolic power is that invisible power which can be exercised only with the complicity of those who do not want to know that they are subject to it or even that they themselves exercise it. – Pierre Bourdieu, 1991 16 INSIGHT & VIGNETTE
- 18. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE HOW THE CRUELTYREMAINS UNSEEN Modernity did not make people more cruel; it only invented a way in which cruel things could be done by non-cruel people. Under the sigh of modernity, evil does not need any more evil people. Rational people, men and women well riveted into the impersonal, adiaphorized network of modern organization, will do perfectly. – Zygmunt Bauman, 2001 17 INSIGHT & VIGNETTE
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- 20. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE AN IMPENDING RENAISSANCE-LIKECHANGE 19 ASPECTS Science Democracy Humanism Industrial Revolution
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- 22. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE WHAT WE’VE ALSODONE – Polyscopy as paradigm prototype – Forty prototypes to elaborate the details 21
- 23. POLYSCOPY PROTOTYPE WHAT WE INVITEYOU TO CREAT WITH US – Bootstrapping systemic innovation – Design dialog to co-create Polyscopy – Public dialog to co-create the vision 22