Archive - Psybertron Asks

More on “More Than Science”

In summary(*1): Is there “more than science” that is valuable to understanding & engaging in physical & human, content & processes in a world seen in…

Mar 2 •

Ian Glendinning

February 2025

Hate Speech – Really?

This is just a holding post for what needs to be a longer piece, but there are a whole load of live questions in early 2025 about what kinds of speech…

Feb 19 •

Ian Glendinning

Borders vs Business

There’s a sense from the romantic support for supra-national efforts like EU, NATO, UN etc, that nations, national borders are a hinderance to freedoms…

Feb 16 •

Ian Glendinning

Getting to that Lighthouse

“The complex tensions of family life.” said Margaret Drabble, but like the “unhappy family” of Anna Karenina, Virginia Woolf’s “To The Lighthouse”, the…

Feb 10 •

Ian Glendinning

ISSS DC-2024 – Tyranny of the Explicit

This is a summary of my ISSS Workshop in Washington in June 2024.

Feb 8 •

Ian Glendinning

October 2024

In my quest for better Systems Thinking understanding of the world as a whole, I still hang on to the fact that Cybernetics was always about…

Oct 22, 2024 •

Ian Glendinning

Heretic or Mainstream?

[Holding post now updated(*)]

Oct 3, 2024 •

Ian Glendinning

September 2024

Marani & The Emptiness of Disembodied Language

I mentioned 3 posts and 5 or 6 weeks ago, that I’d taken-up reading “New Finish Grammar” (2000) by Diego Marani following a Tweeted recommendation from…

Sep 24, 2024 •

Ian Glendinning

Remembering 9/11

9/11 was significant to my own thought journey, as I mention in various presentations I give, in quite different contexts.

Sep 11, 2024 •

Ian Glendinning

August 2024

The Rules of Freeze Peach

This is a version of my Rules of Engagement / Rules of Discourse page.

Aug 27, 2024 •

Ian Glendinning

January 2023

Decisions, Decisions.

Update and housekeeping publishing and social interaction platforms.

Jan 15, 2023 •

Ian Glendinning

January 2021

What, Why and How do we Know?

Researching how we humans use knowledge of and participation in the world to make "good" decisions and our inability to get to grips with the biggest…

Jan 22, 2021 •

Ian Glendinning

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