Awesome observation. I think of NYC and SF as the large nodes. Research Triangle Park and Austin are the sub-nodes. Each has their own unique vibe and (loose) focus but they are directly related. Margaret Wheatley identifies this as organizims as reorganizing.
Great to see a new perspective on NYC's uniqueness – feels like we need more of these running demo events which not only showcase some of these great projects, but also bring thoughtful technologists together, kinda like what Socratica does. Great post!
Awesome observation. I think of NYC and SF as the large nodes. Research Triangle Park and Austin are the sub-nodes. Each has their own unique vibe and (loose) focus but they are directly related. Margaret Wheatley identifies this as organizims as reorganizing.
Great to see a new perspective on NYC's uniqueness – feels like we need more of these running demo events which not only showcase some of these great projects, but also bring thoughtful technologists together, kinda like what Socratica does. Great post!
everything old becomes new again. this reminds me a lot of the growth of community and a distinct culture back in 2007-09.