The hottest Collective Intelligence Substack posts right now

The web was originally envisioned as a decentralized wiki for collective intelligence.
Tim Berners-Lee's book 'Weaving the Web' offers perspective-shifting insights about the early days of the web.
Enquire, a precursor to the web, had features like bi-directional links and semantic triples.

Personal data can be collected and stored to create a digital twin, even tracking health issues and mental health over a lifetime.
The concept of a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) operated by digital twins was explored, enhancing collective creativity and wealth management.
The DAO of the Dead demonstrated autonomous decision-making, wealth management, and investment, transcending human limitations and authorities.

Choose themes through voting to drive direction easily.
Working in advance helps to handle unforeseen challenges better.
Consider exploring themes like investment reflections, scientific proverbs, and debunked science myths about women.

Collective intelligence of a team is more important than individual intelligence, and factors like emotional intelligence, team speaking behavior, and gender composition can enhance collective intelligence.
Research suggests that team success hinges on 'collective attention,' wherein team members focus on shared goals rather than individual objectives, highlighting the significance of synchronized team efforts and equal contribution in meetings.
Clear hierarchies in teams lead to higher levels of collective intelligence compared to flat hierarchies, as hierarchies reduce the need for constant status assertion and competition among team members, fostering better teamwork.

NPC streamer meme involves young women on TikTok mimicking behavior of NPC in video games for audience
Collective intelligence studies large networks of humans collaborating in organized ways
Influencers on platforms like TikTok are self-aware in adapting to attention economy

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