No one is an outside observer of nature
Each of us is defined by our ecology
Ecology is necessarily relative, historical and empirical
R Beau Lotto
from an interesting Ted Lecture and short essay on CNN website called dont believe your lying eyes
Celebrating Uncertainty
October 28, 2009 by rondon
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I really enjoyed this lecture in which it explains that context is everything! 50% of blogs posts are about pointing to sources already out there but which you can’t find without contacts with similar interests to flag and point. It would be great to have a tool to track all the links – the ecology of knowledge!.