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No, the trick is to see them as a whole. Everything is simpler when you can see it top down and bottom up. Moving between the views is basically what Daniel Dennett and people with bi-polar do. Because DD was the apex of psychopathic, cognitive, fragmented intelligence. We should not be celebrating this. This is the root cause our system cruelty. We are all born holistic. Education purposely fragments our intellect mind from body. There is a NASA study on creative genius that show this very clearly. Eventually we end up with so many silos society collapses under its own complexity. A complexity that was never necessary to begin with. Unless you are trying to make a big fat pyramid scheme.

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Fab list - love canva too for presentations

Really useful list, thank you Gerry!

What tool do you recommend I try in 2025?

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Every point here is pure gold great advice.

Waw,Gerry this episode is a goldmine of actionable advice! ❤

It's a very informative, and very important. Thanks for shearing.

I love this!! Here I thought bees, ants, and termites were top-down controlled. This gives hope for humanity with the ruling class evolving us little by little into a complete top-down controlled species, they use a bee hive through ancient times as a perfect society. Plato even talked about this. But if nature doesn't work like this, then it's doubtful the efforts of the ruling class will ever come to fruition. This gives me hope. How do you get the book?

Adaptive systems need both replication and variation. Jacques Monod wrote about this in “Chance and Necessity” (1970). With sexual reproduction females have the greater investment, so stress fidelity. Female intelligence is tight to mean. Males provide volatility; more geniuses, more not so. In hard times, generations adapt quickly as strong males mate more often. In good times, the clever males have the reproductive advantage.

Bounded randomness seems to be a key adaptive mechanism right through nature, and for that matter in human affairs. Look at language change for example. Or, at a crude political and economic level, look at why rigidly controlled societies and companies ultimately either wither or have to steal ideas to survive ....

Apparently, though she has very poor pronunciation.

As a big music lover and a designer, this was very interesting. Loved it!

Celebrate boring! Good lord Neil!

“We won our independence in 1916” That’s not true, try a history class with the teanga lessons mo chara.

Muito bom.

Great interview, thank you!

I tried learning Irish on my own. First with duolingo then grammar books, then on ranganna by gaelcultrúr but eventually I signed up for Mollie's course. This was the game changer. You cannot learn Irish by yourself and this is the closest you'll get without living in the gaeltacht or scheduling classes at an Irish University. Just search IrishWithMollie and you'll find her courses....sign up for the mailing list and who knows (wink wink) she might have discounts during the year

Acadian creole was eaten and shamed by english. But, is now seeping out of the pores of an area much greater than when it started.

Amazing to hear about the amount of research going into understanding the best practices for a positive hybrid workflow. The focus on employee experience is really interesting. Very insightful, Sid. Great topic, Gerry.

Gra Mhor, mile buiochas . Ye've inspired me to learn and revive our native language. Go raibh maith agat. Aointeach.

Also learning Gaeilge here, as I'm moving to Ireland next year hopefully. Not learning it because I have to, or that it's used particularly widely, but because I think I should - it's respectful to have a better understanding of the culture and history, and what better way than to contribute somewhat to the revival of this beautiful language!

Thanks for the content will have to check out the content of this channel. I was just referencing a book called, "Innovating for People Handbook of Human-Centered Design Methods"

Hi! Fantastic conversation. I'm curious about the reading material mentioned in the later part of the conversation (practising without a license?) I think I missed the name. Can you let me know, please?

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Maith thù Mollie, is haoibhinn liom êisteach leat ag caint "as" agus "ar" àr dteanga, ❤️ An Gaeilge

Because I love Celtic music, I decided to try learning Gaeilge via Duolingo. It’s a challenge but it’s a lovely language. I also learned Irish dancing for a couple of years in my early 50’s.

Wouw I have a partly black jamaican heritage and began learning it last autumn. I don't speak the language there, since I grew up in Denmark.

Help me achieve the knowledge of my ancestors. I’m a dumb American.

I’m finding out lots. I suck at at language studies. So what. Go raibthe maith agat. Ta me go go maith, ta me go hiontach ✌️😎

Have you ever worked with a development coach? What was your experience? Drop your stories and questions in the comments below-I'd love to hear from you!

Full of west brits in political establishment parties across the board, media and civil service

Me encanta esta vídeo, voy a aprender irlandés ☘️ 😊

Ireland is a breath of fresh air!

Impressed with the words. Seed will grow both the sides.

Breath Taking power in this speech!

The word Complexity is really Complex.

Thank you Doctor for your valuable time.

Climate change is the biggest challenge at this time.

Hello Professor, I love your job.

I'm based in New York City too.

The people working hard to popularise and teach the wonderful Irish language deserve a huge amount of credit. Languages are dying out, all over the world, and it's refreshing to see that there are people dedicated to preserving their native languages. Irish needs all hands on deck: videos like this reassure us that there are people who devote themselves to keeping the Irish language alive. 😼

A multicultural Ireland will not help the language recover.

This is a really interesting convo for someone with multiple ancestral languages including Irish and Basque. I know some Spanish but I only really know English which is a shame.

Mollie, why aren’t you an actress. (Sorry, I know it’s nothing to do with learning Gaelic!)

Hello! So... Frst at All, Nice to meet you! Well, Let me tell you something about this Irish conversation! I'm a Polyglat Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, English, Norsk, Sweedish, Finnish, Danish, Russian, Polish, German... And Starting to learn "Scottish, Welsh & Irish" I Discovered, that "Scottish" has a formal structures "To teach it" 😊 But... "Welsh And Specially Irish Gaeilgi" Have a confused structure to "Teach it" Is there, Possible to find a "Well Structure Irish Gaeilgi System"? I Found 2 or three Channels in TH-cam 😢😮 But, I didn't See... A normal structure to Following Lessons! Some Phrases Here, Some other there... 😮 And no more!!! In Any language, We Starting with Greetings!!! 😮 Because, is the useful way to start Any conversation😅😊 Specially when We arrived by plane to the countries that We learned their languages😅😊 So, why don't you try, to "Structure Irish Gaeilgi Lessons" 😮😅 I've been talking with a "Cymraeg"(Welsh Teacher... About this problem And he said... Is gonna be a real Challenge to you!!! 😢😮 And so... He was right!!! 😅😂 Irish Gaeilgi... Could be a Nightmare!!! 😅😂😊 Polish, Russian... Are more easy!!! So... Guys, Maybe, this is the reason, why your Children don't want to learn it!!! Make it Easier!!! I wanna learn it😠😖 And believe me, I Will do it!!! Not even "Your Scramble System" 😅😂😊 Oh Boy... 😮 What a way... To Stop The Irish Gaeilgi, Growing UP!!!! 😅😊😂 Ma... Che cosa sta succedendo? Di che stiamo parlando? io no capizco niente! Dov'e l'insegnante? Est-ce que vous comprend ma Parole? Pourquoi Il est, Tres complique?... 😮 Pourquoi? Tha pasta blasda! 😮 Tha Neil! "Athbhliain Fuoi Mhaise Dhuit 2024" Slan... Folks!!! 😮😅😊 Ici la, du "Le Mexique" Aurevoir! 🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎

The biggest problem is the death of authentic pronunciation. If you use an English r sound, you have failed. Mollie seems to try hard but I can tell she’s from Dublin when she speaks Irish.