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Founders Notes: Dee Hock

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One From Many Dee Hock The years passed alternating between the magnificent mysteries of nature, the imaginative joy of books, the dull reality of institutions, and work, work, work. NOTE Dee Hock on his early life One From Many Dee Hock Is there some analogy between the industrial machine age as an extension of muscle, and the computer age as an extension of mind and memory? NOTE An interesting question from Dee Hock One From Many Dee Hock I had held fast to the notion that until someone has repeatedly said "no!" and adamantly refuses another word on the subject, they are in process of saying "yes" and don't know it. NOTE Dee Hock sales technique One From Many Dee Hock They speculate that there is something about the nature of complex connectivity that allows spontaneous order to arise, and that when it does, characteristics emerge that cannot be explained by knowledge of the parts. Nor does such order seem to obey linear laws of cause and effect. They speculate that all complex, adaptive systems exist on the edge of chaos with just enough self-organization to create the cognitive patterns we refer to as order. NOTE Dee Hock on organizing work like nature Autobiography of a Restle

One From Many Dee Hock The years passed alternating between the magnificent mysteries of nature, the imaginative joy of books, the dull reality of institutions, and work, work, work. NOTE Dee Hock on his early life One From Many Dee Hock Is there some analogy between the industrial machine age as an extension of muscle, and the computer age as an extension of mind and memory? NOTE An interesting question from Dee Hock One From Many Dee Hock I had held fast to the notion that until someone has repeatedly said "no!" and adamantly refuses another word on the subject, they are in process…

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