Philosophical position.
To
govern a society shared by people of emotion, people of reason, and everybody
in between — as well as people who think their actions are shaped by logic but
in fact are shaped by feelings and non-empirical philosophies — you need
politics. At its best, politics navigates all the minds-states for the sake of
the greater good, alert to the rocky shoals of community, identity, and the
economy. At its worst, politics thrives on the incomplete disclosure or
misrepresentation of data required by an electorate to make informed decisions,
whether arrived at logically or emotionally.”
Neil de Grasse Tyson.
The everyday collective laboratory is a methodology of
intuition and artistic enquiry that addresses these concerns as they relate to
place, belonging and landscape. It does so by assisting aspects of society to
communicate through map making, and the capturing and dissemination of subtle
data from a diversity of mind states.
Paul Woodruffe
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