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Posted on April 4, 2009April 3, 2009 by Chris Hsiung

Thoughtscape Elements of Innovation

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About U Venture

The Problem:

• Exponentially increasing amounts of knowledge and information.
• Over-reliance on specialists, experts, and institutions for our learning.
• Inability to reconstruct our lower level primate instincts
• Complexity of systemic issues we face everyday.

The Solution:To learn how to integrate multiple fields of study, to draw lessons from everyday life, and to face the complexity of the problem.

U Venture strives make meaning out of the complex and to help find better ways forward for society.

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Chris Hsiung
chris@uventure.net
403-660-2187

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