David Weinberger: Messiness as a Virtue

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David Weinberger hosted another evening in his Web of Ideas series. This week’s topic is “Messiness as a Virtue” — an open discussion on the importance of orderliness in knowledge.

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Please note: there is a break in the recording for a few seconds at 3 min 19 sec.

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  1. Nonprofit Technology Conference Roundup at Kabissa Blog

    April 10, 2007 @ 12:34 pm

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    […] Now, while I loved this idea, I will readily admit that I have a hard time with this in practice.  I like categories and bullet points and organization.  But, I’m going to do my best to embrace one of David’s mantras in his presentation: Messiness is a virtue. […]

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