Individual thinking versus group thinking
Groups don’t think…
Reconnecting to nature
Being outdoors can help us reflect, heal and relax in ways science is grasping to understand
Talking together in the old days
Before technology we told stories to each other... live
Different perspectives
Depending on our backgrounds, interests, understandings and so on... we see things differently
community clock wheels
What we do influence others
Reality in danger
To be afraid of losing something has often a lot to do about caring about it...
Stop hoarding sign
We've tried it with drunk driving, smoking and cutting corners in other ways but do these signs ever work
Don’t panic thoughts
A few hours after the news of lock down because of a declared both global and national pandemic, people started flooding the supermarkets, hoarding toilet paper, cans, beans and frozen meat
Alone in the phone
In the trains, on the trails, in the homes and on the jobs, we are alone at our screens... And everybody seems to think it is fine...
Saying I’m fine and faking it
What is the difference between meaning it, and faking it?
Saying I’m fine and mean it
For some it is the quick answer no matter what the situation, and in a crises, some are really fine - Others just plan to fake it till they make it
Framing social distance
Different understandings of what it means make it more important to define it - or at least find ways to share our needs around it
Reaching out between screens
We are connecting to each other more than ever, and at the same time less - And it seems to have a lot to do with digital technology. We simple shift from relating less offline, to more online. But does it work for us?
When crises build trust
Old people were told not to go outside, but instead rely on others to help them... It isolated some, but others it brought out of isolation
Blindspot 2.0
Experts in perception talks about our blindspot, the point in our vision where we can't see. Maybe we are developing a blindspot 2.0 for everything not on a screen
Digital coffee meeting
Meeting for coffee is more and more something we do online, but is it really possible to "meet online"?
Keep distance signs
Social distance used to be a cultural issue, but now it is fast becoming a health issue too
Being in nature instead of online
Mobile phones and technology does not always connect us. It seems often they actually do the opposite
Music connecting people
In crises music and dance can do things that are still beyond our understanding, to bring us together even though apart
Keeping distance, thinking same
Keeping a social distance and physically isolating ourselves from others is an advice that has been giving again and and again, in spring 2020. under the Covid-19 Pandemic. But did it also narrow our mindsets, all focused, thinking, and fearing the same?
Living on individual clouds
More and more we are living separate lives
Dealing with our own vs others’ expectations
Sometimes it is better to create your own progress and say "no thank you", to a doubtful lift
Bridge of words
When words connect the gaps between us
The digital seesaw
Did we go from being together to instead sitting on a digital seesaw, sending each other messages, pushing each other up with likes, emoticons and comments, from a distance
