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Topic A: Collective intelligence
Resources
Start with the first of these resources and go reading, listening or watching each one of them in order. If there comes a moment when a resource becomes too difficult, then leave it and begin your own independent inquiry on this topic.
- BBC-The Code: The Wisdom of the Crowd. This is a brief excerpt from a BBC documentary presented by Dr. Marcus du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford
- Deep democracy and community wisdom. A short article by the social, peace and environmental activist and author Tom Atlee, in The Co-Intelligence Institute website. A simple explanation on why there is more wisdom in community and diversity than in any individual, all this aimed to construct deeper democracies
- Wikipedia: Collective Intelligence. A compendium of this subject from studies in academic disciplines. No need to read everything in this article. The intention is to understand the most important ideas
- Elgin (2014). Great transition stories for becoming a global eco-civilization. An article by the author, educator and media activist Duane Elgin. Collective intelligence contemplated from a consciousness perspective and aiming to a global sustainable civilization
- Social Cognition and Collective Intelligence - Cooperation. Video from a short lecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) by Dr. Martin Nowak,Professor of Biology and Mathematics and Director of the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University. A speech on the results of cooperation development studies
- Collective intelligence at a time of global crisis. A video conference by Tom Atlee for TEDx Warwick '09. A speech on collective intelligence as a way to improve democracy, offering real examples in several countries. He speaks also about collective intelligence and Internet