Hiding In Plain Sight – ‘Disruption’ As A Game Changer
Hiding In Plain Sight – ‘Disruption’ As A Game Changer
(Disruptive Technology) What better way to introduce strategic gaming of a system than to make disruption trendy? You notice the disparity and desperation in those using this framing to express change as a constructive process. Intuitively sensing their own conundrum, they repeat themselves and try to cast the word in different ways as if they were trying on different shoes.
But why not ‘conducive’?
If your intentions are to disrupt the social cohesion of your enemy, then you don’t stand out as much if everyone’s doing it! Hence my “Hiding in plain sight” reference.
It’s no wonder I’ve had trouble with the concept and now I know why. Take a look into this report and understand the social engineering being made trendy for us all to consume. Novel and unique technology should be associated with conduciveness instead of disruption.
The preface is by Peter Singer (The leading Author of Ecoscience with John P. Holdren), so it’s no wonder it’s destructive in nature.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2009/07/21/john-holdren-reason-fear-obamacare/
http://zombietime.com/john_holdren/
https://archive.org/details/Ecoscience_17
Here’s a link to the document: http://www.cnas.org/files/documents/publications/CNAS_Gamechangers_BrimleyFitzGeraldSayler_0.pdf
Note how the previous ‘disruption’ provides the necessity for further disruption! (The snake eats its own tail.)
Heurist.me (Carey G. Butler) 