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Evolutionary Catalysm is the art of figuring out how to make major social change without anyone noticing, or without anyone caring. Ideally, and this rarely happens, but ideally, the system cheers that you've figured out a way to change it. Usually, ideas for change are met with resistance unless they come from the inside... | |||
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A catalyst in science is something that you add into a system to spark change in the system. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cataclysm Catalsym]] has become known as a large disasterous situation. BUT Subversive Catalsym is the idea that major productive change can be made without actually "breaking" a system, but rather injecting ideas to invoke large desired change. | A catalyst in science is something that you add into a system to spark change in the system. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cataclysm Catalsym]] has become known as a large disasterous situation. BUT Subversive Catalsym is the idea that major productive change can be made without actually "breaking" a system, but rather injecting ideas to invoke large desired change. | ||
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Revision as of 21:10, 7 May 2012
Evolutionary Catalysm is the art of figuring out how to make major social change without anyone noticing, or without anyone caring. Ideally, and this rarely happens, but ideally, the system cheers that you've figured out a way to change it. Usually, ideas for change are met with resistance unless they come from the inside...
Hence the idea.
A catalyst in science is something that you add into a system to spark change in the system. [Catalsym] has become known as a large disasterous situation. BUT Subversive Catalsym is the idea that major productive change can be made without actually "breaking" a system, but rather injecting ideas to invoke large desired change.
Examples might be