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Footprints in the Wind^sm # 2036

In a real way I have been having conversations with my eleventh generation grandchildren: through studying the possibilities of the future, of their lives, and what they might or might not value. These have changed how I think about my relationship with them, and how I might best contribute toward them. I have found I need to be more open to them, allowing them to develop as they see fit. I have found that things I value, like love, peace, and solitude, might not have value to them, and so I need to look to broader, more inclusive values. Ever larger.

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Thinking of other people is an influence of them on me. A piece of a conversation. Time and generation may be irrelevant.

:- Doug.

It’s not just the connections—the conversations—that trigger growth, but the nodes—the people—are each wizards. It’s the back and about and forth, the bumping, the random-plus that “adds” the advanced math to the equation.

:- Doug.

When each of us, a neuron on humanity’s brain, comes online, it makes humanity more nimble. As we think larger, we are bringing more thinking to the human project.

:- Doug.

I’m guessing how the contraption is ‘sembled: when can I jump on and ride?

:- Doug.

Music
From and for
The dance of generations

:- Doug.