Sociocracy: Thinking Smarter Together | John Buck | TEDxUMD

[@emeraldcoastgardensfl7323]

Excellent discussion on how decisions are formed. Consent, not agreement. What a subtle distinction.

[@JessicaAllenSuccess]

My life in every area from kids to relationships to business are being transformed by implementing sociocacry... the time is right for this method to spread quickly around the world.

[@mmendi1114]

Do explain more please

[@chavip]

9th brain technology .... that is quite intuitive and easy to understand .... thanks John.

[@Ravisankarji]

We are fascinated. Just come together and start spreading Sociocracy as we do in India with Neighbourhood parliaments. Do you need any guidance? Contact me.

[@ivymargretgreen7501]

This is essentially how I taught....but in volunteer groups, everyone thinks they know how it should go already.........and there's not much patience for discussing before deciding. Dialogic thinking and doing works....but verbal people have to restrain themselves, shy people commit to Voice. The lecture system is our default method...its what's being used in this 'talk'...old habits die hard.

[@justinyarbrough4821]

To apply this thinking to a nation or a network society: Rather than organizing around a small, static set of collaborators or else organizing around neighborhoods as Mary Parker Follett wrote about in 1918 in Creative Democracy, we need an organizing principle that is 'liquid' that brings together communities of the like-minded, thought-communities.

[@СоциократиявРоссии]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@__Andrew_]

BUT: the AUDIO is lousy great talk BUT how did you get the audio so lousy? on the edge of feedback, horrible gating/processing, horrible coding artifacts. such a shame.