What the Logical Thinking Process finds when it meets a movement's actual strategy. Both pieces here follow the Second Renaissance, and every diagram in them comes from that movement's own analysis.
Written with a real group's own material. An analysis of one movement's constraint, not evidence that this product resolves it.
Somebody posts the best paragraph they have written in a year to the Second Renaissance forum, and a year later not one sentence of it has changed what the movement believes. Not for want of goodwill — for want of a way to integrate a good thought into what the group knows.
Rufus Pollock
Second Renaissance · The deeper cutScrolling piece
The same subject taken further, for a reader who already knows what the trees are. The movement sat down to define what counts as progress, could not, and found in failing that its real constraint was not its strategy but its inability to change its own mind.