come down to St. Henri on Monday!
(or just pass by if you live in the ‘hood)
The latest from my fav University of the Streets. I’m definitely going to enjoy this.
Oh, and I did improv dance finally yesterday (I was scared off last week). Creepy *and* fun.
Lundi le 17 mars, 19h à 21h
Centre Saint-Ambroise, 5080 St-Ambroise (coin St-Rémi)
The Commons: So Many Answers, So Few Questions. What do we do with all this knowledge?*
*Veuillez noter que cette conversation publique aura lieu en anglais, mais les interventions en français son toujours les bienvenues.
With the world wide web, we now have access to the world’s biggest library: more facts, opinions, history, critique anyone could ever want, but no one could ever thoroughly explore. Almost any question can get a variety of answers. Yet what are the questions that cannot be answered solely by facts, that cannot be explored through technology? And what use is knowledge if it doesn’t helping us come up with better solutions? How do we learn to ask the questions that will create the answers that will help us create the world we want? And what does all of this have to do with protecting, enhancing and preserving the commons?
Invité: Michael Lenczner
Modératrice: Kim Klein
March 14th, 2008 at 2:14 am
See what I mean about property values? I mean here you are doing “creepy and fun” things and you accuse *ahem* us, of making your blog seem sketch. As if.
March 14th, 2008 at 10:29 am
and geez, if we weren’t hanging around chattering, how would you know that people were reading your blog? That’s kind of what third spaces are about . . .
Wish I could be there for the talk, it sounds fun (NOT creepy and fun, just fun).