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Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear

Jeffrey Phillips

The old warning on rear view mirrors was that objects in the mirror were closer than the image in the mirror might suggest. Anticipating events and scenarios where there is no history or data, with uncertain inputs and conditions requires a significant amount of adjacent thinking and exploration of possibilities.

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Watch this artist create mirrors from trash, wood, fans and penguins

Idea to Value

When we think of what a mirror looks like, we usually think of a shiny surface which reflects light as a perfect image. As shown in the video above, Rozin creates amazing mechanical mirrors which mirror an image in a completely different way. However, Daniel Rozin has other ideas.

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Mirror, mirror

100%Open

And we also need a mirror to see ourselves. The importance and role of mirrors was the explicit and implicit theme of most of the wonderful talks from the Story conference yesterday, now in it’s 9th year, which is lovingly curated by Matt Locke and the team at Storythings. Sometimes putting the mirror down can be liberating too.

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Humanity 2.0

IdeaScale

As our creations increasingly mirror our desires and aspirations, this journey delves into the profound implications of making creation in our image. OPENING In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, 'Humanity 2.0' From envisioning a [.]

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What Company Do You See in the Mirror?

Innovation Excellence

GUEST POST from Mike Shipulski There are many types of companies, and it can be difficult to categorize them. And even within the company itself, there is disagreement about the company’s character. And one of the main sources of disagreement is born from our desire to classify our company as the type we want it […]

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THE BEAUTY OF FEEDBACK: It's Not a Weapon. It's a Mirror.

Idea Champions

Metaphorically speaking, feedback is a mirror. If you're about to give a speech to a thousand people, no one would fault you for taking a moment to check yourself in a mirror to see if your hair was out of place or you had a piece of spinach stuck between your teeth. The mirror is not judging you. That's not vanity.

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Your Organization Isn’t Designed to Work with GenAI

Harvard Business Review

The authors suggest a framework, Design for Dialogue, for reimagining their processes to mirror the back-and-forth collaboration of human dynamics to create an effective and adaptable human–AI workflow. At the heart of the framework are three primary components: task analysis, interaction protocols, and feedback loops.

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