What scientists can teach us about thinking together
Science has protocols for almost everything that matters. But what is the protocol for thinking together?
Paul Nunesdea, CPF, PhD
What happens when you pay close attention to how you think, rest and lead — and write it down? These are the notes from that experiment.
Science has protocols for almost everything that matters. But what is the protocol for thinking together?
I spent a week without AI tools. What I found was not silence — it was a different kind of noise.
Every notification, every context switch, every open tab charges a small fee. The bill arrives later, and it is always larger than expected.
Walking the Camino taught me something about the relationship between pace, attention and the kind of thinking that only happens when you stop trying.
No noise, no algorithm. Just a note when something new is worth reading.
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