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"Learning to be in the world" Dinner&Talk @NAV with Nora Bateson & Daniel Schmachtenberger HD1080p 29,183

• i'm excited because i have no idea where this conversation is going to go tonight and we're touching into
• but this time we're taking this conversation somewhere slightly different
• i don't think that we can have anything in this conversation if we don't have as an assumption the metacrisis
• that we don't know where we're going to go in the conversation and everybody who i got to meet briefly
• nora and i were going to have a conversation about um
• met brett weinstein we had a very interesting conversation about the sexual revolution of the counterculture
• we did math we would have these conversations about math we'd take walks in the forest and
• can't actually have a single conversation that everyone can participate in both because without
• think that what this is what we're having this conversation really about because it seems to me that the
• um let's give you guys a break hang out have a conversation generate some questions our thoughts responses con you
• that she has been in an ongoing conversation with me since she was this big
• big that was a conversation about how are you perceiving
• um but but a lot of a lot of breakfast tables don't have those conversations at them so i think we're we're kind of
• caught also in a limited understanding of what kind of conversations you can have with your children
• whatever it was when i was a kid growing up we were having conversations at the dinner table that were not so dissimilar
• we going to do etc i mean these conversations are not new um
• to have we get to come into symmetry and have a conversation where i have reason to be interested in what they think
• like conversations about very mundane things where you're just
• know what we were gonna talk about just open conversation and we actually don't we've maybe only had three conversations
• open conversation and we actually don't we've maybe only had three conversations ever so we're just getting to know each

Predicting the Pandemic, Nora Bateson, Joe Brewer & Jim Rutt 17,906

• right supports with the right conversations a true transformation is possible i don't think it's likely i get

1 - Nora Bateson - An Ecology of Mind - 7th CPH Open Dialogue Meeting 15,719

• beautiful event together i have to say that the aesthetic of this conversation is most pleasing and that's important
• desperately to do is to create a a context for a conversation in which we can have a more diverse ecology of ideas

Systems, Contexts, Frames and Patterns: A Reading and Conversation With Nora Bateson 8,133

• entitled systems context frames and patterns a reading and conversation with nora bateson
• author and educator nora bateson will join us is joining us for conversation discussion readings from her recently
• we just try to try trying here so we're going to get into our conversation and for that i'll sit down and can i
• great great line of you know kind of conversation for us because the map and the territory i'm for krasinski that
• a folding back and forth of this intergenerational conversation i really wanted to write this book because i felt
• culture there is language in language there is conversation in conversation there are two beings in the beings there
• unpredictable returning impossibly in that conversation the world is simultaneously held together and blown
• having a very private conversation about their very private lives and things that i
• anyway here we are we're having this conversation about this couple that's not having sex anymore and the reason
• say because i can i mean he raised her and this is a conversation about a therapy session in which somehow that's
• seems like a sort of easy way out and the conversation trickled along and everybody said something and then we got

What is the Fundamental Pattern that Connects All Life? with Nora Bateson 7,967

• and it's evolutionary collective conversations and i'm very excited about the conversation that we're about to
• conversations and i'm very excited about the conversation that we're about to have with nora bateson the title of the
• knew one or erhart way back and was was a part of you know some conversations back then so i did hear about him but i
• want to say and then we'll get into the conversation but the woman who wrote the article the interview said that she
• the discussion of what is interdisciplinary conversation what is interdisciplinary curriculum what does
• the work that i'm doing right now and engaging in the conversations that i'm engaging in that are sort of spinning
• cultural need right now yeah the the ideas and the conversation around around these ideas is suddenly gaming a
• i loved it this conversation because he he had you know that multi-dimensional like when
• i'm certain there were some conversations that didn't you know that probably had something to do i'm certain
• whether it's the way that you and i unfold a conversation or the way a vine the boughs up of tree there is a
• were just a little little girl you know and the conversations they had you know he was asking you about something about
• doing is just going around with the film and holding the conversation what it as is it it you know you were saying it
• ready for a completely different level of conversation and it's just incredible because you know it it's the kind of
• because you know it it's the kind of conversation that we need and we know we need to be able to to take in the
• creating these these screenings and these conversation so santa fe yes let's do that
• so that would be next week so i want to thank you for our conversation but i really want to thank you for also as a
• the joy of because it's the right time for the conversation clearly it's my only life so i'm sure your dad wherever
• only life so i'm sure your dad wherever he is is celebrating the conversation continuing you know through this

Conversations - Nora Bateson 7,262

• conversations this is laura bateson is an artist independent
• communication with people for whom that conversation with and with the natural world is at a great great distance
• guest today welcome back to conversations we're here with the filmmaker nora bateson who is here to
• the university are not really able to generate conversation and integration of the subjects let alone integrate the
• come back after the break welcome back to conversations we're here with norah bates and producer of an
• because we have to start the conversation somewhere thank you nora basin for joining us today and for
• basin for joining us today and for conversations this is scott turner wishing you a good day the thing was

Climate Crisis: Why Everyone Is Confused - Nora Bateson 6,128

• lot of calls lately and the conversation inevitably goes to okay what's the action item at the end of
• is it something you smell is it is it a conversation is it intellectual is it political does it have to do with
• don't know whatever so how to hold those conversations in ways that allow for new sense to be made okay that's the issue
• know that notice through that conversation how we were attempting to take this grand or concept of like which
• get all the links and show notes for this conversation go to future thinkers org slash 1:06 we're now doing weekly

Nora Bateson: “Complexity Between the Lines” | The Great Simplification #10 5,382

• and with the world i hope you enjoy my conversation with my friend and colleague nora bateson
• and these conversations uh with cultural and thought leaders like
• what our culture rewards but hopefully conversations like this i mean it's starting systems
• through a uh an hour of conversation with each other in which they
• in a changing world through the context of family and they have conversations they talk about stuff they tell stories
• and every time they move they take that conversation they had a minute ago with them
• minute ago with them and so the conversations start to make this kind of you know what's called a
• moire phenomenon where that there's like one conversation overlaps and interlaces with another
• to do usually if you get into a conversation or a debate with people you you are
• data lab they have all had very different conversations and what it has connected for them in their lives their
• know what's going to happen i never know what conversations are going to come out i never know what people are going to
• in 12 years sometimes they leave and they go into their next conversation and wow they have can see things they never
• then creates emergent solutions and or emergent conversations that lead to all the things you just said which is
• with our work is pre-emergence in our conversations and our discussions with people is to change the initial
• so i have a lot of questions left uh we are having a beautiful conversation let me get to one of your core
• but i think at the edge of our conversation this whole time has been the the threat of system collapse system
• breathe life into an ecology of conversation that
• think you're doing it here it's it's the the ecology of conversation is or of communication is a term that i
• need to scale is those conversations in a safe respectful way
• implement it and and have resources to scale these conversations because one of the things i'm trying to do is
• a plan that could scale to get these conversations going i do have a plan and i have trained 700
• question through multiple contacts and have these conversations with people and get all these different
• social media efforts because if we can't have a conversation how can we solve the economic environmental climate energy
• i really gave them so much of what we've been talking about in this conversation and i

Staying Warm Data with Nora Bateson | Frankly #20 4,795

• what's coming to some other places here's a short conversation with my friend nora bateson
• um the reason that i'm inviting you to have this conversation uh first of all i haven't talked to you in a while great
• forced to export our energy our our conversations like that bubbling up or not so much absolutely they're bubbling
• we're at the inflection point of of that conversation and we can live significantly

4 - Nora Bateson - What is Mind? - 7th CPH Open Dialogue Meet - March 6, 2015 4,367

• in something like a large improvisational conversation between organisms between the history of
• think of the incredible evolutionary conversation that is going on there between all these different species the
• bazillions of types of enzymes are there in the world that this conversation should come into a form that's
• ecology and in a very multiple themed conversation that's changing it's hard to get our heads around it so this is a
• it's not isolated this this moment is part of a long and large conversation i was in a a bar in northern ireland and