ITC 2013 Conference Official Blogger

[Mary W.]

A Google-Plus friend posted a link to this -- right now it's actually a fund-raising page, but looks like the blogger, Jeremy Johnson, has received the funds he needed. As the conference starts, perhaps there will be eventually a different link.

Since I won't be able to go to the ITC this year, I'll be checking in on the blog.

Integral Theory Conference 2013's Official Blogger.

[Edward theurj Berge]

I'm curious how Google + is working out as a social media outlet? How does it compare to Facebook?

[Mary W.]

It's similar -- but quieter, more low-key and muted somehow. Perhaps just because there are not as many people there (and perhaps, in my case, because I have smaller circles of contacts there). You don't get the sense that your privacy settings will be changed on a whim, or by "accident." (Of course, "privacy settings" is a VERY relative term these days . . . )

It's funny, though: most of the folks I'm in touch with through G+ are also on FB -- and FB remains the place where most of them prefer to interact. 

[Balder]

Thanks for starting this thread, Mary.  I think Jeremy will do a great job as ITC blogger; he's quite a dedicated and talented emerging Integral writer.  He's a member of this forum, actually (Shaman Sun), but hasn't posted here in quite awhile.  (If you look at the membership roster for IPS, there are actually quite a few familiar -- but mostly quiet -- faces here...)

[Balder]

I believe this is Jeremy's blog, though I'm not sure if the ITC 2013 blog posts will appear here or on the Meta-Integral website (or both).

[Balder]

Jeremy has posted his first ITC 2013 blog:  "Everything that Rises" or Synthetic Thought, Florilegium, and the ...