Small group of us at work did this--developers, dev ops folks, and a few folks more in the Scrum/Agile PM/PO space like myself. It was a good experience. The appetite for ethical thinking and decision making I've found outside of academia is encouraging.
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In outcome-first planning, future is clearer than present: our Q4 goals are set, in Q1 we will look for the right paths to reach them
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Is there anyone writing or teaching about law using Afro-futurism as a lens? Or a collection of essays on the topic?
I’m feeling in my bones the need to write a piece putting Octavia Butler or N K Jemisin in conversation with political theorists and legal philosophers.
@jesqa_ Absolutely. I was lucky to meet and talk with one of mine on a couple of occasions. Iris Marion Young was as generous a person as she was a kick ass political philosopher. True giant.
@cedric_p Took a class on ancient philosophy as an undergrad. It was harder than anything I’d ever done to that point and I got hooked on the challenge.
@wormmaps If we’re thinking of books read for pleasure or general interest rather than for research then Scale, by Geoffrey West; The Information, by James Gleick; Hidden Reality by Brian Green are the first three that come to mind.
@JenMHessler @d_kompare Agree 100% that the current system of assessing the viability programs within universities needs a lot of work, but would put in that I think it's less about rank in the profession (which matters, but not as much as we tend to think), and more about internal accounting. (2/2)