Thinking In Public is a practice of 📝Live Streaming processes of problem-solving, decision-making, ideation, storytelling, etc. from everyday meetings with colleagues and cohorts. The live stream is both a means of public education and an open invitation for collaboration.
My practice—and this language defining it—was inspired by 📝Stephen Wolfram who has been, as he calls it, "Livestream Technology CEO'ing" since early 2018. His remark about having "instant advisors" resonated with my process of 📝Nonlinear Storytelling through text, email, phone, and 📝Table Talk.
"There’s real-time chat with viewers. [...] sometimes it’s interesting comments or suggestions about what we’re doing or saying. It’s like having instant advisors, or an instant focus group, giving us real-time input or feedback about our decisions." ~ 📝Stephen Wolfram, in What Do I Do All Day?
In reading 📝The Ascent of Humanity, I renamed and reframed my practice of 'Thinking in Public' as 📝Playing In Public; a process of 📝co-creativity that creates real 📝intimacy by bringing out one's true qualities, inviting them to show that aspect of themself needed for the task at hand.