This insight is from the second systems thinking class. Once we begin thinking of systems and their relationships, we also begin to realize the boundaries of the human-made deliberations, or judgments. Harold makes a witty word play with the G.O.D … Continue reading →

I attended Harold Nelson’s systems thinking and design action class today. Nelson talked about the basics of systems design and how systemics is all about relationships, interrelationships, and emergence. Emergence can be explained by the wisdom that whole is bigger … Continue reading →

Tingfang shared the below dance performance video from a dance company called Cloudgate from Taiwan. I fell in love with this 30 seconds trailer. Calligraphy embodied in dance does not sound original,  but it really is, we relate Western typography with … Continue reading →

My framework or/and topic reminds one of my friends an NPR radio show talking about puppies, which are part of a multi-purpose transition program called Puppies Behind Bars. There are two phases of the program. First part is the education … Continue reading →