only the insight that if you rent a place at mitte, you have to stand there at least 10 minutes to feel if the foundation doesn't jiggle when the metro goes by.

mba students seeking blindly for the market. dreaming to codify a "defacto standard" for collaboration, believing by blaming his audience as too sceptical. adding, it's soo much easier in the states ... oh man, what do you learn at school? feel sorry for his friends whose data get abused.

funny to hear, what effect the "small world" theory has: just two or three degrees apart to rule the world. i guess the winner of this game will be the psychologist ...

the best software is still one that tries to solve a problem and doesn't pretend to be a silver bullet. ¡basta ya!

if i look at the tags of technorati that land in my referrers, i can't resist to say they are plain stupid. if you love censurship, vale, go on, that would make at least some sense; if you dream of new findings you will be disenchanted pretty soon. they simply don't make sense. even gatekeepers did better than that. oh my ontology chaps, didn't you learn from orkut yet?

oh ja, as some say, there will be new job offerings 2006: await the call for professional tagger. for my side i am still waiting to see an official job announcement for knowledge worker, as they were proposed some 10 years ago. haven't got one b.card in my hand with that job label on it yet.

i think chris is right. as long as you keep it away from text, it's at least fun. something maybe dublin core people had, because they had the muse to travel to fancy places; for five years, for 15 words.

right now the efforts remind me of nothing more than caga tió, a catalan tradition for children before christmas: beat and feed a piece of wood so that it will shit you presents within 15 days ...



nothing new at that front so far. wondering if tomorrow will mark a difference. - glad if it brings some ideas ...

metadesign, humberto maturana

Technological transformations do not impress me, biological technology does not impress me, Internet does not impress me. I say this not out of arrogance. No doubt much of what we do will change if we adopt the different technological options at hand, but our actions will not change unless our emotioning changes ... What our brain does is to abstract configurations of relations of activities in itself, which if coupled with our operation in language permit us to treat any situation that we live as a starting point for recursive reflections in a process in fact open to any degree of complication.