Making work add up: using Reason Commons on itself
Several months ago, Rufus and I started collaborating on a shared vision: making collaboration itself easier by tackling a particularly…
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Essays on why public argument doesn't accumulate, and what a better shape would be.
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- We argue badly, and nothing accumulates. How could we do better? — a courtroom-grade standard for public reasoning, and why its time has come.
- Why don't people use issue trees, even when they help? — the barrier is psychological and organisational, not intellectual.
- Making work add up: using Reason Commons on itself — tracing a lapse in our own practice to its root cause, and shipping the fix in a pull request that obeys it.
Why don't people use issue trees, even when they help?
The biggest barrier to adopting structured thinking tools — SCQH, issue trees, hypothesis trees, LTP trees — is that they are…
We argue badly, and nothing accumulates. How could we do better?
Millions of people argue every day about the things that matter most — climate change, what to do about AI, how we might build a better…
