- a [[presentation]]. - I saw on [[2024-05-31]]. # "Per-slide" feedback - On 'impossible' intro slide: 'long' and abstract slides like this would probably work better standing up/on a stage, but the examples you gave otherwise seemed like they could have done with some 'slide support'. - You started with this question but it wasn't clear to me how it related to the objective of the session. - Two angles: - Generative AI - Trust - ...but angles for what? Five minutes in I had forgotten :) I think it was about effective change? But it could have gotten a slide to reinforce/make it clear at the beginning. - this slide also seemed very small/bare after the previous one - [[joy line]] angle - the 'lesser car' looked fine to me -- maybe you need a worse example? :D - [[rethink constraints]] slide came later and cleared up the question I had above -- I think you probably want another version of this slide early on (~fifteen minute mark) - [[traffic calming]] - [[generative ai]] moving the [[impossible line]] - framework -- [[4s]]: - [[see shift shape set]] - [[see]] - slides on what 'see' means seem like they maybe aren't as needed and you could go straight to your quote. - [[constraints]] - nice examples for organizational vs personal - the odd benefits of being an outcast -- interesting facts about [[quakers]] - on flipping away from [[systems designed from mistrust]] - [[John Taylor Gatto]] on the [[Hidden Curriculum of Schooling]]: - Stay in the class where you belong - Turn on and off when I tell you to - Surrender your will to a predestined chain of command - Only I determine what curriculum you will study - Your self-respect should depend on an observer's measure of your worth - You are being watched - -> this was great but I felt that you maybe shifted away from this slide without fully driving the point across. - Your mission tomorrow - Enumerate your constraints - Examine your assumptions - Look for imbalances - How ought things be? - [[shift]] - Liked its description as 'hard fun' - (...) - [[shape]] - 'your offer' -- is there a better word than offer for a generic audience that is not necessarily in a for-profit/in the market? unsure - [[design from trust]] - assumes good intent -- without being naïve - designs systems around the good actors - nice -- but how does it fit within the framework? it seems to be a pattern or a lens through which to inform shift/shape? - [[aikido]] -> [[upkido]] - integrative, positive approach to life; uplift, upward spiral - mindfulness practice - [[set]] - a course, in motion, expectations - cool example from polynesian navigators - [[recap]] - some of the suggestions seemed like they could belong earlier in a 4s section -- for example 'invite a contrarian to coffee' could be in 'shift'? - taboos could be mentioned earlier in particular, and linked to the kodak example/the blindspots of an established enterprise. - design from trust and upkido could be more detailed and maybe intertwined throught he presentation # Other feedback - I missed a slide on who you are / why you are here -- and ideally on how this relates to the framework you'll be presenting. - Generative AI seemed not core to the presentation, you could drop it and make room for one more top level concept to mention early on? - [[Upkido]] made me wonder what it was, nice name :) - Consider having a map somewhere towards the beginning or as a recurring term -- this would match your way of thinking incidentally, and also show the audience which things you're mentioning en passant Also here were: Jamais Cascio, John Kelly, Russ Gorman, Jessie Upp, Chris Aldrich.