DrFuzzy is a reference to my son-in-law, who offered this as the name he will teach to my grandchildren. I have cast my vote for Papa, but I will probably lose that battle [Update: for now, young Elijah finds it easier to say Papa - whew.] The name also captures how I often feel as I consider issues such as organizational change, complex adaptive systems, group cognition, etc.
On Twitter as JBordeaux- JBordeaux: Check out this SlideShare Presentation : Understanding complexity - The Cynefin frame... http://slidesha.re/sMfdD November 11, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely Enjoying the "hot" debate here! Still waiting on your thoughts regarding Muslim beliefs - not equal to Judeo/Christian in US? November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely Re: Soviet Union. Careful with causal links here, friend. Some would say social disparity exists in U.S. as well. Reason? :) November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely BTW, I agree an atheist should not demand zero mention of God, just as a believer should not demand it. We're together there. November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @md_santo Thanks, my interests lie in open platforms and free exchange of ideas. If it's truly 'next gen' KM, it will find a way out. #km November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @Appasionatta >>> All learning is social. Keep learning. #KM November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely ...Your position makes all debate untenable. "God said it" prevents social change, e.g., miscagenation laws, segregation, etc. November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely ...Founders did not display intent to enshrine specific religious beliefs in law. (Possibly felt they didn't have to?) Also... November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely The basis of our laws is actually English common law (except for LA). Magna Carta, Rights of Man, case law, etc. November 10, 2009
- JBordeaux: @jayfeely If the lack of Christmas decor infringes on your beliefs, does the presence of same infringe on a Muslim's or Buddhist's beliefs? November 10, 2009
