The document discusses different ways of providing information to people depending on their needs. It notes that if someone needs directions, a map is more appropriate than a globe, as a globe would waste their time. However, if someone needs a big picture understanding, a globe is better than a map as they don't need step-by-step directions but rather to see the overall landscape. It goes on to discuss how an obsession with having to always provide directions or guidelines can be limiting and kill creativity, and that finding eudaimonia or fulfillment comes from spaces where there is nothing to prove and one can improvise freely.

2. we can’t not
because today we can

4. maps and globes via Seth:
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2017/01/maps-and-globes.html
If someone needs directions, don't give
them a globe. It'll merely waste their
time.
But if someone needs to understand the
way things are, don't give them a map.
They don't need directions, they need to see
the big picture.

5. great insight on zoom dance ness..

7. don't give them a globe..
into
toward

8. don't give them a map..
facilitating our
as

9. perhaps even greater (implicit) insight
the don't give them part..

10. not knowing what you’re doing can feel all sorts of ways
not letting go of our obsession with having to give ..
direction/training/guidelines/curricula/maps/globes/supposed-to’s..
.. is killing us

12. eudaimonia ..uncovered in spaces where there’s nothing to prove
[huge bit: has to be n o t h i n g]

13. where we
[huge bit: has to be a l l ]

19. from Jim Al-Khalili‘s the secret life of chaos
swim in the chaos
What skills do you need in a situation of chaos?
Chutzpah. Imagination. The ability to improvise.
via http://www.stevenpressfield.com/2014/05/how-i-learned-hebrew/
self-organizing us via indigenous us