Rageboy Reboots

Johnnie Moore

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I’ve just checked out the program for Reboot and I’m excited to see that Chris Locke aka Rageboy is going to talk. Here’s his synopsis:

“We die.”

With that opening salvo, I kicked off chapter one of The Cluetrain Manifesto. While death is no joke, it does put certain aspects of our common humanity into perspective. Grandiose pretensions become laughable. Self-righteous posturing becomes transparently hilarious. Fear unpacked morphs into vulnerable compassion. People of Earth: we could be heroes.

That should be fun. There’s loads of other pretty darn smart talks there, and then one by me. I’ve foolishly agreed to do a talk about Contact, subtitled “fuck off, come closer”. I’m slightly dreading it to be honest but then I probably need to re-read Chris’ perspective!

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Does Our Language Restrict What and How We Think? « how to save the world Dave Pollard pulls together some fascinating insights into language and how it frames and limits