Leo Gura

Spiral Dynamics Stage Yellow Examples Mega-Thread

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This guys explanation is almost Gura-ian.

 

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A very nuanced and unbiased analysis of the situation. 

This is the kind of process one have to go through when doing system thinking, specially in a dense topic, with many ramifications such as this one.

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https://medium.com/@tjpotter/a-designers-manifesto-6b933a44940d

 

"Many of us become designers because we are not satisfied with the state we see the world in. We genuinely want to solve problems and fix things, make things work better, or be beautiful, make the world a better place, or be able to make people look at something from a different angle. In this pursuit we often get caught up in existing systems and power structures and end up overlooking those ‘dangers or deficiencies’ or worse creating that solution to the problem; a ‘seamless’ solution or system for everyone else, that hides knowledge of what really went into making their product or service, what the real state of some system might be."

"It might be a bit disconcerting for people if they could actually understand where all of the different pieces of the world which they interact with every day really come from and how their actions impact other systems."

 

a very interesting article,  by which she shows some of the principles and thinking process of early vMEME Yellow:

-Tier 2 view on how her work as a designer impacts people and society

-a lot of analysis by her in order to get away from common sense thinking, by which she calls "Complacency"

Edited by Bernardo Carleial

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felt quite yellow to me 

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The adjustment and/or application of new technologies, in a society that is constantly evolving like ours, requires a vMEME Yellow level of thinking, in order to fully actualize it.

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Book: On Becoming A Person
Author: Carl Rogers

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