SNS: Behind the World's Patterns: Flow and Interaction

 

[Please open the attached .pdf for best viewing.] _____ SNS "FiRe 2016 in Review" Is Now Content-Linked! Those who have been to our FiRe conference in the last few years know that it's become something amazing and new: a place for new theories, new inventions, new year-round initiatives, new science and technology, and even new companies that are funded onstage. For all these reasons, we've reissued the illustrated 2-part SNS Global Report "FiRe 2016 in Review" as a single bundled paper, fully indexed with a subject-based Table of Contents, live-linked to internal content and to all of the audio, as well as video and other media, from this year's event.  And, of course, it's free.

In This Issue Week of 11/28/2016    Vol. 21 Issue 39 FEATURE: Behind the World's Patterns: Flow and Interaction o   The Two Test Crucibles o   Chaos and Complexity o   Proving Half the Concept o   The Universal Principle o   The Final Act Quotes of the Week Takeout Window o    Chaos Mathematics in Nature o   The Lorenz Attractor Upgrades o    The Next China Fake Product: "Market Economy" Status at the WTO o    Sprint Tests 200MBps Cellular Data o    Google Finally Figures Out Smartphone Branding o    Forget Air Gaps Ethermail Inside SNS Upcoming SNS Events o   FiRe 2017 o   Where's Mark?

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Behind the World's Patterns:
          Flow and Interaction

In my early 20s, I had an Aha! moment, when I realized that one could gain a much deeper understanding of the world by training the brain to look for patterns. So, I did. And for the last 21 years, I've used this focus to bring our members the two things they say, in each year's survey, they are paying for: finding large new strategic aspects of the present world and getting accurate predictions about the future.

During this time, there is no doubt that the question I have been asked most often is: What's the secret? How do you do it? The good news here, of course, is that our members now accept what no one on the street would believe: one can indeed predict the future, and there is a way of doing it that increases accuracy with practice.

It would take a book to describe this process properly, and I have just finished writing such a book, but that question - "What's the secret?" - has always struck me as having a deeper dimension. I think people are really asking, "Is there some kind of unifying principle to everything?"

Until recently, my answer would have been: Not that I know of.