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

• all of this for me is the question that we sometimes ask in the warm data work which is what is continuing
• my house with these people that have been doing warm data with me and we had this moment where i was like well let's
• i think that you're warm data work is one of the best second simplicity
• there i was asking or at the break if she would offer some kind of warm data process on learning and she said it's
• uh yeah so the 26th we're gonna be doing a warm data lab here in this very room um and i think we should probably do it

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

• interrelatedness of things and something she calls warm data which is that you cannot take data out of the system and
• like for example you know nora talks about warm data seeing things in context you know things like aesthetic myth

Nora Bateson on Warm Data 10,447

• starting in about 2012 i began to use this term warm data and it came up because i was working with a group of
• has to do with that very important relation ality so warm data became a kind of a just a term to hold space for
• detailed data information and have another thing warm data that would give us the information that was about how
• sticks of something and then we could say to someone and what is the warm data on this how is it working in its
• sometimes it gives you multiple contexts so warm data is really important i think in this era to explore i i think by no

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

• currently working on her next book about warm data or the interrelation allah s between and among systems in this first
• have this course that i teach on certifying warm data lab hosts and it's my favorite thing in the world is to do
• i see because this is sort of the process that is the warm data lab is that there is a different integrity that
• process around that has to do with this you know this exploration of warm data of trends contextual information and and

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

• work nora so can you explain what is warm data where did the name come from and what does gathering warm data look
• warm data where did the name come from and what does gathering warm data look like
• like warm data the name came from phrase my father used to use
• and how do you use that in your your work you run something called warm data labs yeah so i started to after years of
• industrialism worked industrialism out-competed relationships and warm data exactly it just overtook it and if
• exactly it just overtook it and if you're dealing with warm data you're going to take the time you're going to
• it's right so i started these warm data labs and it was um just kind of an invention of
• okay so with the warm data labs what i'm seeing is that within about an hour
• and and that was interesting so so that's what the warm data labs do and and why i love them is because i never
• so how can we use warm data or this this idea it sounds to me that
• just as an experiment what happens if we do warm data in 10 000 communities just what happens right and the way that
• in places where i have done communities where warm data has been used
• intergenerational teaching as a byproduct of your warm data lab exactly so if you came in there from above and
• perhaps based on your hands-on experience in the warm data labs and all your work
• hard to get them all together which is why i think your warm data idea if it were potentially scalable could be
• could hold it because anyone can attend a warm data lab but not everyone can host one

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

• you should keep track of all this and call it keeping warm data staying worm data yeah staying warm data
• call it keeping warm data staying worm data yeah staying warm data so um
• my work in warm data is really about
• keep thinking and working on warm data stuff thank you nate nice to be here

When meaning loses its meaning - a conversation with Nora Bateson & 3,078

• abductive process i i work with this all the time in warm data and this is not something that you learn in 10 minutes
• interest in the area of exploration between warm data and sensemaker which is going on at the moment
• that is that in the way that we work with it in the warm data world what we're looking at is
• yeah and that's what um what we're doing with the warm data work is is allowing
• organizing the the conditions of the warm data work so that what people are talking about
• same as intimate conversations now you do that in warm data in the way that you put people together we

Nora Bateson and Gil Friend: Inner Ecology—Thinking Through the Mess 2,399

• built in and if i'm gonna come into this with sort of this warm data idea which is the idea that we need to be looking
• what we notice and back to the question of warm data i think for me one of the questions is how do we keep data warm in
• seemed off-topic very often and so i developed a process called a warm data lab that i've been working with and all
• what you're doing is actually engaging in looking for warm data that's a relationship what's the relationship
• differences there are relationships again another level of warm data so let's look at a family okay you could

Body and Soul: An Ecology of Communication w/ Nora Bateson and Diane Musho Hamilton 2,289

• love to hear about this within the context of your warm data labs yeah when you have people who are
• and you know also if we drift warmly into the warm data lab i'd be really curious to see how that pings off
• [music] the warm data lab is um is a great example uh because
• uh basically as the a host of a warm data lab you have absolutely no
• you know you were like let's talk about warm data and one of the things that happens in
• and one of the things that happens in warm data is that we've made a space where there is a talking about
• actually maintain a polarity through a warm data lab because with all those different contexts
• there are some distinctions between your approach with warm data lab and and diane's approach and that's one of
• um so i have a lot of curiosity i would love to experience a warm data lab me too
• definitely getting a taoist flavor it's like the warm data that could be spoken
• that could be spoken is not the warm data and so that that's where i was getting i
• are hoping to pay attention to in the warm data space is that when people show up in a conversation
• a lot of incredible complex warm data indescribable responsive stuff there so we have to be careful
• um you know in moments that i have been doing warm data labs with groups that where there's a lot of polarity
• am i doing that i can't bring warm data into this space this is crazy and i but i didn't i
• i've just participated and sat down with them and moved through the warm data lab with them
• of warm data in the non-verbal communication one thing that i
• yeah and this is why in the warm data world we have a a a long a training that's really

Conversation with Nora Bateson 2,085

• [music] maybe 14 000 warm data labs or something this year around the i mean they're just
• of your your your warm data session you'd be like yeah okay so whatever
• yeah right and so because people are working in the online warm data space there's three contexts at a time so you
• another way of saying one of the things i'm learning it through this warm data process
• so the first things that happen with people in this warm data space is they become hopeless because they
• and you know language is digital the warm data's in the analog and thank goodness we can't describe it