Cristina Colina

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You can’t solve a problem with the same thinking that caused it
Unlocking the Power of Systems Thinking | by Leyla Acaroglu | Disruptive Design | Medium
Personally, I think one of our biggest challenges of our time is the collective hope deficit
Unlocking the Power of Systems Thinking | by Leyla Acaroglu | Disruptive Design | Medium
The more you can comprehend the granulation and context of a problem, the greater your chances are of finding a truly effective solution that is within your capacity to enact.
Unlocking the Power of Systems Thinking | by Leyla Acaroglu | Disruptive Design | Medium
But here’s the thing: problems never exist in isolation, they are always surrounded by other problems.
Unlocking the Power of Systems Thinking | by Leyla Acaroglu | Disruptive Design | Medium
Let it remain inefficient, wasteful, edgy, marginal, in the basement, downtown, in the 'burbs, in the hotel ballroom, on the fringes, out back,
Scenius, or Communal Genius | WIRED
When it starts rolling, don't formalize it.
Scenius, or Communal Genius | WIRED
The serendipitous ingredients for scenius are hard to control. They depend on the presence of the right early pioneers. A place that is open, but not too open. A buffer that is tolerant of outlaws. And some flash of excitement to kick off the virtuous circle. You just can't order this.
Scenius, or Communal Genius | WIRED
The geography of scenius is nurtured by several factors: • Mutual appreciation – Risky moves are applauded by the group, subtlety is appreciated, and friendly competition goads the shy. Scenius can be thought of as the best of peer pressure. • Rapid exchange of tools and techniques – As soon as something is invented, it is flaunted and then shared. Ideas flow quickly because they are flowing inside a common language and sensibility. • Network effects of success – When a record is broken, a hit happens, or breakthrough erupts, the success is claimed by the entire scene. This empowers the scene …
Scenius, or Communal Genius | WIRED
Individuals immersed in a productive scenius will blossom and produce their best work.
Scenius, or Communal Genius | WIRED
As a result, building a multi-platform community presence will become the need of the hour.
The Future of Community Management: Navigating Trends and Challenges | LinkedIn
AI-assisted moderation and chatbots are paving the way for delivering efficient support, enabling human community managers to focus on higher-level engagements.
The Future of Community Management: Navigating Trends and Challenges | LinkedIn
Technology often feels like magic that they must obey or fight with to get the behavior they want.
Towards a Digital Pluriverse
Siloed platforms sever and stymie the highways and networks between worlds. They prevent individual agency and, more importantly, community agency in choosing spaces to gather and tools to build.
Towards a Digital Pluriverse
In 2019, Mr. Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post that private messaging and small groups were the fastest-growing areas of online communication.
The Future of Social Media Is a Lot Less Social - The New York Times
“It’s not about choosing one network to rule them all — that is crazy Silicon Valley logic,” said Ethan Zuckerman, a professor of public policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. “The future is that you’re a member of dozens of different communities, because as human beings, that’s how we are.”
The Future of Social Media Is a Lot Less Social - The New York Times
But as big social networks made connecting people with brands a priority over connecting them with other people, some users have started seeking community-oriented sites and apps devoted to specific hobbies and issues.
The Future of Social Media Is a Lot Less Social - The New York Times
Between ad pop-ups and FOMO, the web isn’t everything we hoped it would be (how could it be?). Lauren McCann, Head of Figma for Education, describes the feeling of logging onto Facebook and realizing you’ve been left out: “Oh, all those people were together doing this cool thing, and I wasn’t invited.
36 Questions to Fall (Back) in Love with Tech | Figma Blog