@Ura Soul Presents: "An Introduction To Holistic Balance For Social Systems". A Talk Given @ Elgg Camp, Italy - 2016 [ENG]
In March, 2016 I was invited to speak at a conference for the Elgg software framework in Pesaro, Italy. Elgg is used to build web applications with a social focus, such as my own social network, ureka.org.
In this presentation, I present an introduction to principles of holistic balance and how they apply to life and more specifically to software and systems engineering. This topic can easily stretch to cover an entire week or longer, so I simply focused on some of the main points and an overview for those who may not presently be thinking in a similarly holistic way to consider the ideas involved.
The ideas presented here apply very much to Steemit and a wide variety of other contexts, so I'd love to read your feedback and comments - how do you imagine the ideas I shared here can be used to improve Steemt?
Thanks to michele and the team at socialbusinssworld.org for kindly hosting this year's event and for being so hospitable and kind to everyone participating.
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