Does helping people feel good?

derekneilelvin

When we successfully help solve a problem, we experience a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. This positive feeling comes from knowing that we were able to make a difference and contribute to a positive outcome. How good would it feel to contribute to helping us solve the biggest problems that plagues our society today? Being part of a team whose goal is to dissolve the corruption that is embedded in our systems by offering alternative systems that hold people accountable through technology. The good news, that technology already exists! Let’s work together on what could possibly be the most altruistic mission of all time. Ending corruption and helping put systems in place that are in the best interest of EVERYONE.

kallemp

derekneilelvin In agreement except for the assumption that technology is required. I would like systems that can work even in the absence of technology which should be possible with some swarm thought but also I am not against the judicious use of technology to streamline things.

Josh_Ketry

This is exactly right. In my experience being part of highly aligned problem solving groups - aka Swarms - it has been one of the best feelings I have ever had. Once we create the systems needed to do this, we can all have the same opportunity.

kallemp

I saw a video interview and the following statement was interesting enough to me to record it in my list of quotes.

"It turns out witnessing an act of human generosity releases oxytocin." - Simon Sinek, 2013

My full list is available on my FB About tab and on the bottom of my bio page.

https://cholecalciferol.miraheze.org/wiki/Kalle_Pihlajasaari

Josh_Ketry

Collective intelligence can work in small high trust groups just with discussion. But to scale it we need technology.