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A bridge to meta-rationality vs. civilizational collapse | Meta-rationality
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A bridge from systematic rationality to fluid meta-rational understanding may be necessary to prevent civilizational collapse.
“Bridges to the Neverland” (CC) George Grie To prevent civilizational collapse, a bridge may be necessary—specifically for geeks—between systematic rationality and fluid, meta-rational understanding. (Not to be alarmist or anything.) This is an obscure and superficially implausible claim. Here’s why I think the bridge may be needed—and a sketch of how to start building it. Stages and bridges My conceptual framework draws on Robert Kegan’s model of adult cognitive, affective, and social development . (I recently posted a summary elsewhere. This essay will be easier to understand if you know Keg
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