Gurteen Knowledge Tweets: July 2020

Here are some of my more popular recent tweets. Take a look, if you are not a Tweeter, you will get a good idea of how I use it by browsing the list of micro-posts.

• Why Conservatives and Liberals Are Not Experiencing the Same Pandemic - Heterodox Academy https://buff.ly/3bPWIsN /interesting
  
  
• A scientific study has found that “who one is” is largely defined by one's moral behavior, and not by one's memory capacity or other cognitive abilities. https://buff.ly/2CLKd5f
  
  
• This research raises the intriguing possibility that profound conversation might actually be used to boost feelings of well-being. https://buff.ly/2WKF980 #ConversationalLeadership
  
  
• “Disagreement is an inevitable part of life. We mostly do it badly. Paul Graham's disagreement hierarchy provides a structure for not only doing it respectfully but doing it more effectively.” https://buff.ly/33DDX73 #ConversationalLeadership
  
  
• “Critical thinking begins with the assumption that our beliefs could be in error, and if they are, that we will revise them accordingly. This is what it means to be humble.” @peterboghossian https://buff.ly/2MligjF #ConversationalLeadership
  
  
• Should Universities Teach Conspiracy Theories as Knowledge? https://buff.ly/38Yde9D /absolutely fascinating article
  
  
• How to Criticize with Kindness: Philosopher Daniel Dennett on the Four Steps to Arguing Intelligently https://buff.ly/1RuKJAh #ConversationalLeadership
  
  
• Make Your Meetings a Safe Space for Honest Conversation https://buff.ly/2GizVHR #ConversationalLeadership
  
  
• DILBERT: That's not how any of this works https://buff.ly/2Nil4RU #KM #KMers #KnowledgeManagement / unfortunately, he is right

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