Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Chatter: the Mother of Clarification.
Dear John
I confess: a nail in the heart & somewhat intimidating
for me when you disparaged FacultyL.Reply-to-All as
chatter.
A vast renewable resource I've been trying to tap for
years. Like "stupid" is to "study" and "student" :: so
"chatter" and "confusion" is to clarity and coherence.
Horse and carriage. Love and marriage. . Rolling yr
own holy smokes rather than buying pre-packaged
& shrink-wrapped off the shelf. .
Hard to crack into the dominant professional finished-
product values that understandably govern quality control
and resist factoring-in the mess & guess of process.
(Non-Critical Thinking)
But it would be a good thing if we could.
These days and this century: It's not what we know that
counts so much (everyone with laptop dancing accessibility
to the Main Frame) but whether we can put it in play.
NO? You disagree?
Perfect--we can argue--or
what's a college for?.
What’s Good re Sustainable Resilient
Environmental Priorities
Informational Theorists and some Linguists claim that
the mother of all News is always Noise and that self-
corrective and sustaining systems support an ongoing
"stochastic" process with which they access and scan
Noise for the possibility of new News. Innovation
Chatter as a Mother of Clarity
& Resource
(practicing the P in our PhDegrees)
Ongoing Chatter Across the Curriculum among Natives
Amateurs and Disciplinarians: the more the better if not
always the merrier.
Otherwise it’s like gardening in tuxedos. Walking
stiffly in thesis-driven suits, starched Clean-as-a-
Whistle & no flies on me, not that there’s anything
wrong with that if I’m off to Santa Cruz to deliver
a missile. Clarity, coherence, & consistency if
never completeness.
Individual propriety & taste, idiosyncrasy—
of course: turn it up and put it in play—no g0od
hiding it under a bushel these days of turmoil
and turbulence,
Chatter. Leather britches & boots shovel ready:
let us gather in the garden growing local food
for thought and it’s dirty work but someone’s
got to do it— a faculty that plays together . . .
you know. . . etc
xxxooo, Sam
I confess: a nail in the heart & somewhat intimidating
for me when you disparaged FacultyL.Reply-to-All as
chatter.
A vast renewable resource I've been trying to tap for
years. Like "stupid" is to "study" and "student" :: so
"chatter" and "confusion" is to clarity and coherence.
Horse and carriage. Love and marriage. . Rolling yr
own holy smokes rather than buying pre-packaged
& shrink-wrapped off the shelf. .
Hard to crack into the dominant professional finished-
product values that understandably govern quality control
and resist factoring-in the mess & guess of process.
(Non-Critical Thinking)
But it would be a good thing if we could.
These days and this century: It's not what we know that
counts so much (everyone with laptop dancing accessibility
to the Main Frame) but whether we can put it in play.
NO? You disagree?
Perfect--we can argue--or
what's a college for?.
What’s Good re Sustainable Resilient
Environmental Priorities
Informational Theorists and some Linguists claim that
the mother of all News is always Noise and that self-
corrective and sustaining systems support an ongoing
"stochastic" process with which they access and scan
Noise for the possibility of new News. Innovation
Chatter as a Mother of Clarity
& Resource
(practicing the P in our PhDegrees)
Ongoing Chatter Across the Curriculum among Natives
Amateurs and Disciplinarians: the more the better if not
always the merrier.
Otherwise it’s like gardening in tuxedos. Walking
stiffly in thesis-driven suits, starched Clean-as-a-
Whistle & no flies on me, not that there’s anything
wrong with that if I’m off to Santa Cruz to deliver
a missile. Clarity, coherence, & consistency if
never completeness.
Individual propriety & taste, idiosyncrasy—
of course: turn it up and put it in play—no g0od
hiding it under a bushel these days of turmoil
and turbulence,
Chatter. Leather britches & boots shovel ready:
let us gather in the garden growing local food
for thought and it’s dirty work but someone’s
got to do it— a faculty that plays together . . .
you know. . . etc
xxxooo, Sam
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