lunedì 13 luglio 2009
esistenze preferibili
ESISTENZE PREFERIBILI
(una tavola sinottica ,possibile vademecum)
Elementi costitutivi
esternazione
note
1
Consapevolezza del “costruirsi”
Nel mentre si vive si trascura spesso di “consapevolizzare” quello che si sta facendo. Si scade in una dinamica ossessiva,superficiale e debole.
Si consiglia un atteggiamento “orientale”: vivere il proprio insieme con autocontrollo attivo, meditazione come integrazione del piacere del “presente”
2
Proiezioni relazionali
Nelle interazioni spesso non ci si ferma a “descrivere” i partecipanti. Conviene avere una chiara “mappa dei partecipanti”. Costituenti,aspirazioni e variabili comportamentali pre-analizzate.
Le relazioni sono centrali in/per qualsiasi soggetto : non cadere in superficialità !
3
Dotazione strumentale
La base delle conoscenze di saperi e modelli (decisionali, di fatto) sono le fondamenta del soggetto.
La solidità è conveniente !
4
Competenze distintive, seppur mobili
Dovendo vivere delle “riduzioni” o “dimensioni linerari” serve anche la specializzazione.
Partire dall’ideazione amorosa della specializzazione è meglio che subirla. Come innamorarsi … resta una questione anche individuale..
5
Forza immaginativa
La vita è “immaginazione creativa” : anche quella della semplice sopravvivenza
Coltivare,coltivare,coltivare
6
Consapevolezza del proprio posizionamento “globale”
In ogni momento,luogo e contesto siamo più o meno posizionati in x,y. Saperlo è una forza di cui disporre.
Fare il posizionamento anche degli altri, contesti compresi..
7
Ironia come compagna ed esercizio
Sapersi canzonare e canzonare è un esercizio utile per “posizionarsi”. Se si riesce a riderci anche sopra si diventa “bravi”..
Usare anche l’ironia di terzi
8
Profondità critica senza criticismi
L’analisi critica è un esercizio da non lasciare alla filosofia analitica : è un’esercizio indispensabile ad una buona ricerca di qualità. L’isteria criticista NO!
Analisi critica = non sparlare !
9
Interazione attiva ma (adeguatamente) pacifica
L’interazione “occupa sempre spazio” e quindi è espressione,“forza” : si tratta di gestirla pacificamente, per il possibile
Peace for all, if it is possible !
10
Socializzare e socializzarsi
Il giocarsi nelle relazioni è parte del percorso. Come l’energia cambia forme anche i soggetti umani cambiano forme : qui via socializzazione
Curare e maneggiare con cura
11
“amare e ancor prima amarsi”
L’esistere in una forma autoriconoscentesi è un bello “status”, perché non coltivarlo piuttosto che disprezzarlo e buttarlo
La passione amorosa parte dal riconoscimento della propria straordinarietà consapevole , ovvero : dall’amarsi !
12
Frequentazione artistica e senso delle dinamiche piacevoli
Le curve o i numeri di fibonacci sono … idee misteriose.. che spuntano un po come funghi : bisogna frequentare i boschi
Musica del rappresentare come azione creativa e consumo qualitativo del se consapevole e “indianeggiante”
13
Rivedersi e rivedere le situazioni storicamente
La riflessione sul contesto non va lasciata al racconto del solo vincitore – la storia ha delle “letture” plurali che vanno ben frequantate
Il racconto dello “sconfitto”
è altrettanto prezioso di quello del vincitore
14
Se cerchi un punto fermo coltiva l’”universalismo delle differenze”
Per evitare tutte le ipocrisie del “migliore” , se ci deve essere un qualche principio, conviene praticare attivamente il principio dell’universalismo delle differenze.
Non qualunquismo ma “differenza attiva” esplicita e pratica (non tollerante ma potente e consapevole) del riconoscimento della meraviglia dei se (… ma anche .. degli altri se…)
(una tavola sinottica ,possibile vademecum)
Elementi costitutivi
esternazione
note
1
Consapevolezza del “costruirsi”
Nel mentre si vive si trascura spesso di “consapevolizzare” quello che si sta facendo. Si scade in una dinamica ossessiva,superficiale e debole.
Si consiglia un atteggiamento “orientale”: vivere il proprio insieme con autocontrollo attivo, meditazione come integrazione del piacere del “presente”
2
Proiezioni relazionali
Nelle interazioni spesso non ci si ferma a “descrivere” i partecipanti. Conviene avere una chiara “mappa dei partecipanti”. Costituenti,aspirazioni e variabili comportamentali pre-analizzate.
Le relazioni sono centrali in/per qualsiasi soggetto : non cadere in superficialità !
3
Dotazione strumentale
La base delle conoscenze di saperi e modelli (decisionali, di fatto) sono le fondamenta del soggetto.
La solidità è conveniente !
4
Competenze distintive, seppur mobili
Dovendo vivere delle “riduzioni” o “dimensioni linerari” serve anche la specializzazione.
Partire dall’ideazione amorosa della specializzazione è meglio che subirla. Come innamorarsi … resta una questione anche individuale..
5
Forza immaginativa
La vita è “immaginazione creativa” : anche quella della semplice sopravvivenza
Coltivare,coltivare,coltivare
6
Consapevolezza del proprio posizionamento “globale”
In ogni momento,luogo e contesto siamo più o meno posizionati in x,y. Saperlo è una forza di cui disporre.
Fare il posizionamento anche degli altri, contesti compresi..
7
Ironia come compagna ed esercizio
Sapersi canzonare e canzonare è un esercizio utile per “posizionarsi”. Se si riesce a riderci anche sopra si diventa “bravi”..
Usare anche l’ironia di terzi
8
Profondità critica senza criticismi
L’analisi critica è un esercizio da non lasciare alla filosofia analitica : è un’esercizio indispensabile ad una buona ricerca di qualità. L’isteria criticista NO!
Analisi critica = non sparlare !
9
Interazione attiva ma (adeguatamente) pacifica
L’interazione “occupa sempre spazio” e quindi è espressione,“forza” : si tratta di gestirla pacificamente, per il possibile
Peace for all, if it is possible !
10
Socializzare e socializzarsi
Il giocarsi nelle relazioni è parte del percorso. Come l’energia cambia forme anche i soggetti umani cambiano forme : qui via socializzazione
Curare e maneggiare con cura
11
“amare e ancor prima amarsi”
L’esistere in una forma autoriconoscentesi è un bello “status”, perché non coltivarlo piuttosto che disprezzarlo e buttarlo
La passione amorosa parte dal riconoscimento della propria straordinarietà consapevole , ovvero : dall’amarsi !
12
Frequentazione artistica e senso delle dinamiche piacevoli
Le curve o i numeri di fibonacci sono … idee misteriose.. che spuntano un po come funghi : bisogna frequentare i boschi
Musica del rappresentare come azione creativa e consumo qualitativo del se consapevole e “indianeggiante”
13
Rivedersi e rivedere le situazioni storicamente
La riflessione sul contesto non va lasciata al racconto del solo vincitore – la storia ha delle “letture” plurali che vanno ben frequantate
Il racconto dello “sconfitto”
è altrettanto prezioso di quello del vincitore
14
Se cerchi un punto fermo coltiva l’”universalismo delle differenze”
Per evitare tutte le ipocrisie del “migliore” , se ci deve essere un qualche principio, conviene praticare attivamente il principio dell’universalismo delle differenze.
Non qualunquismo ma “differenza attiva” esplicita e pratica (non tollerante ma potente e consapevole) del riconoscimento della meraviglia dei se (… ma anche .. degli altri se…)
giovedì 9 luglio 2009
- per una informativa sulla crisi (eco-fin)
The Baseline Scenario
What happened to the global economy and what we can do about it
Financial Crisis for Beginners
We believe that everyone should be able to understand how the financial crisis came about, what it means for all of us, and what our options are for getting out of it. Unfortunately, the vast majority of all writing about the crisis – including this blog – assumes some familiarity with the world of mortgage-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations, credit default swaps, and so on. You’ve probably heard dozens of journalists use these terms without explaining what they mean. If you’re confused, this page is for you. Over time, we will be adding more explanations and more links to external sources, so check back for updates. (Some of the explanations on this page are simplified and not 100% accurate; their goal is to explain the key concepts to a general audience.)
What happened to the global economy and what we can do about it
Financial Crisis for Beginners
We believe that everyone should be able to understand how the financial crisis came about, what it means for all of us, and what our options are for getting out of it. Unfortunately, the vast majority of all writing about the crisis – including this blog – assumes some familiarity with the world of mortgage-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations, credit default swaps, and so on. You’ve probably heard dozens of journalists use these terms without explaining what they mean. If you’re confused, this page is for you. Over time, we will be adding more explanations and more links to external sources, so check back for updates. (Some of the explanations on this page are simplified and not 100% accurate; their goal is to explain the key concepts to a general audience.)
mercoledì 8 luglio 2009
- futuri (stimoli)
http://www.nickbostrom.com/
www.fhi.ox.ac.uk Future of Humanity Institute
www.anthropic-principle.com
Papers on observational selection effects
www.simulation-argument.com
Devoted to the question, "Are you living in a computer simulation?"
www.fhi.ox.ac.uk Future of Humanity Institute
www.anthropic-principle.com
Papers on observational selection effects
www.simulation-argument.com
Devoted to the question, "Are you living in a computer simulation?"
martedì 7 luglio 2009
dai,che ce la si fa...
Calls grow within G8 to expel Italy as summit plans descend into chaos
While US tries to inject purpose into meeting, Italy is lambasted for poor planning and reneging on overseas aid commitments
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Julian Borger, diplomatic editor
guardian.co.uk, Monday 6 July 2009 19.30 BST
Preparations for Wednesday's G8 summit in the Italian mountain town of L'Aquila have been so chaotic there is growing pressure from other member states to have Italy expelled from the group, according to senior western officials.
In the last few weeks before the summit, and in the absence of any substantive initiatives on the agenda, the US has taken control. Washington has organised "sherpa calls" (conference calls among senior officials) in a last-ditch bid to inject purpose into the meeting.
"For another country to organise the sherpa calls is just unprecedented. It's a nuclear option," said one senior G8 member state official. "The Italians have been just awful. There have been no processes and no planning."
"The G8 is a club, and clubs have membership dues. Italy has not been paying them," said a European official involved in the summit preparations.
The behind-the-scenes grumbling has gone as far as suggestions that Italy could be pushed out of the G8 or any successor group. One possibility being floated in European capitals is that Spain, which has higher per capita national income and gives a greater percentage of GDP in aid, would take Italy's place.
The Italian foreign ministry did not reply yesterday to a request to comment on the criticisms.
"The Italian preparations for the summit have been chaotic from start to finish," said Richard Gowan, an analyst at the Centre for International Co-operation at New York University.
"The Italians were saying as long ago as January this year that they did not have a vision of the summit, and if the Obama administration had any ideas they would take instruction from the Americans."
The US-led talks led to agreement on a food security initiative a few days before the L'Aquila meeting, the overall size of which is still being negotiated. Gordon Brown has said Britain would contribute £1.1bn to the scheme, designed to support farmers in developing countries.
However, officials who have seen the rest of the draft joint statement say there is very little new in it. Critics say Italy's Berlusconi government has made up for the lack of substance by increasing the size of the guest list. Estimates of the numbers of heads of state coming to L'Aquila range from 39 to 44.
"This is a gigantic fudge," Gowan said. "The Italians have no ideas and have decided that best thing to do is to spread the agenda extremely thinly to obscure the fact that didn't really have an agenda."
Silvio Berlusconi has come in for harsh criticism for delivering only 3% of development aid promises made four years ago, and for planning cuts of more than 50% in Italy's overseas aid budget.
Meanwhile, media coverage in the run-up to the meeting has been dominated by Berlusconi's parties with young women, and then the wisdom of holding a summit in a region experiencing seismic aftershocks three months after a devastating earthquake as a gesture of solidarity with the local population.
The heavy criticism of Italy comes at a time when the future of the G8 as a forum for addressing the world's problems is very much in question. At the beginning of the year the G20 group, which included emerging economies, was seen as a possible replacement, but the G20 London summit in April convinced US officials it was too unwieldy a vehicle.
The most likely replacement for the G8 is likely to be between 13- and 16-strong, including rising powers such as China, India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa, which currently attend meetings as the "outreach five" But any transition would be painful as countries jostle for a seat. Italy's removal is seen in a possibility but Spanish membership in its place is unlikely. The US and the emerging economies believe the existing group is too Euro-centric already, and would prefer consolidated EU representation. That is seen as unlikely. No European state wants to give up their place at the table.
While US tries to inject purpose into meeting, Italy is lambasted for poor planning and reneging on overseas aid commitments
Comments (425)
Buzz up!
Digg it
Julian Borger, diplomatic editor
guardian.co.uk, Monday 6 July 2009 19.30 BST
Preparations for Wednesday's G8 summit in the Italian mountain town of L'Aquila have been so chaotic there is growing pressure from other member states to have Italy expelled from the group, according to senior western officials.
In the last few weeks before the summit, and in the absence of any substantive initiatives on the agenda, the US has taken control. Washington has organised "sherpa calls" (conference calls among senior officials) in a last-ditch bid to inject purpose into the meeting.
"For another country to organise the sherpa calls is just unprecedented. It's a nuclear option," said one senior G8 member state official. "The Italians have been just awful. There have been no processes and no planning."
"The G8 is a club, and clubs have membership dues. Italy has not been paying them," said a European official involved in the summit preparations.
The behind-the-scenes grumbling has gone as far as suggestions that Italy could be pushed out of the G8 or any successor group. One possibility being floated in European capitals is that Spain, which has higher per capita national income and gives a greater percentage of GDP in aid, would take Italy's place.
The Italian foreign ministry did not reply yesterday to a request to comment on the criticisms.
"The Italian preparations for the summit have been chaotic from start to finish," said Richard Gowan, an analyst at the Centre for International Co-operation at New York University.
"The Italians were saying as long ago as January this year that they did not have a vision of the summit, and if the Obama administration had any ideas they would take instruction from the Americans."
The US-led talks led to agreement on a food security initiative a few days before the L'Aquila meeting, the overall size of which is still being negotiated. Gordon Brown has said Britain would contribute £1.1bn to the scheme, designed to support farmers in developing countries.
However, officials who have seen the rest of the draft joint statement say there is very little new in it. Critics say Italy's Berlusconi government has made up for the lack of substance by increasing the size of the guest list. Estimates of the numbers of heads of state coming to L'Aquila range from 39 to 44.
"This is a gigantic fudge," Gowan said. "The Italians have no ideas and have decided that best thing to do is to spread the agenda extremely thinly to obscure the fact that didn't really have an agenda."
Silvio Berlusconi has come in for harsh criticism for delivering only 3% of development aid promises made four years ago, and for planning cuts of more than 50% in Italy's overseas aid budget.
Meanwhile, media coverage in the run-up to the meeting has been dominated by Berlusconi's parties with young women, and then the wisdom of holding a summit in a region experiencing seismic aftershocks three months after a devastating earthquake as a gesture of solidarity with the local population.
The heavy criticism of Italy comes at a time when the future of the G8 as a forum for addressing the world's problems is very much in question. At the beginning of the year the G20 group, which included emerging economies, was seen as a possible replacement, but the G20 London summit in April convinced US officials it was too unwieldy a vehicle.
The most likely replacement for the G8 is likely to be between 13- and 16-strong, including rising powers such as China, India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa, which currently attend meetings as the "outreach five" But any transition would be painful as countries jostle for a seat. Italy's removal is seen in a possibility but Spanish membership in its place is unlikely. The US and the emerging economies believe the existing group is too Euro-centric already, and would prefer consolidated EU representation. That is seen as unlikely. No European state wants to give up their place at the table.
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