Mario Lopez de Avila Munoz
@mariolopezdeavila.bsky.social
A curious person in a (more and more) complex world.
¡Celebrando #DíaDeLasBibliotecas #InternationalDayOfLibraries !
October 24, 2025 at 8:36 AM
¡Celebrando #DíaDeLasBibliotecas #InternationalDayOfLibraries !
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To understand modern risk, we have to grapple with emergent and novel aspects of hazard, vulnerability, exposure, and response that comprise risk.
Find out more in a new article with @danielaldrich.bsky.social and Daniel Hoyer, just out in @issuesinst.bsky.social.
issues.org/mental-model...
Find out more in a new article with @danielaldrich.bsky.social and Daniel Hoyer, just out in @issuesinst.bsky.social.
issues.org/mental-model...
Updating Mental Models of Risk
Disasters are no longer isolated events. This demands a fundamental change in how we think about and respond to complex risk.
issues.org
September 8, 2025 at 11:10 PM
To understand modern risk, we have to grapple with emergent and novel aspects of hazard, vulnerability, exposure, and response that comprise risk.
Find out more in a new article with @danielaldrich.bsky.social and Daniel Hoyer, just out in @issuesinst.bsky.social.
issues.org/mental-model...
Find out more in a new article with @danielaldrich.bsky.social and Daniel Hoyer, just out in @issuesinst.bsky.social.
issues.org/mental-model...
Reposted by Mario Lopez de Avila Munoz
People building a system need to share a lot of knowledge. They need to know what to build today, and imagine the near future. How can you improve that practise? I'm sharing my take on my Cloud Native Summit keynote on 29th April in Auckland www.cloudnativesummit.co/The-delibera...
April 20, 2025 at 12:57 AM
People building a system need to share a lot of knowledge. They need to know what to build today, and imagine the near future. How can you improve that practise? I'm sharing my take on my Cloud Native Summit keynote on 29th April in Auckland www.cloudnativesummit.co/The-delibera...
Reposted by Mario Lopez de Avila Munoz
Reposted by Mario Lopez de Avila Munoz
La amenaza, vista desde Berlín, Londres o Bruselas, no es solo Putin. Hoy aparece otra forma de injerencia: la del magnate Elon Musk, miembro del nuevo Gobierno de Trump, con su apoyo a AfD en Alemania y sus ataques al primer ministro británico
Musk y Putin, la doble injerencia que inquieta en Europa
El apoyo del magnate trumpista a AfD en Alemania y los insultos al Gobierno británico, sumados a la crisis rumana tras la suspensión de las presidenciales ganadas por un candidato prorruso, siembran…
buff.ly
January 5, 2025 at 4:00 PM
La amenaza, vista desde Berlín, Londres o Bruselas, no es solo Putin. Hoy aparece otra forma de injerencia: la del magnate Elon Musk, miembro del nuevo Gobierno de Trump, con su apoyo a AfD en Alemania y sus ataques al primer ministro británico
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Wow, the Cynefin.io wiki has come a long way since I last looked at it! This page on the vector theory of change is really concise and has a great example of dispositional landscapes: cynefin.io/wiki/Vector_... - would love to pass this on to change agents everywhere!
Main Page
The cynefin.io, Naturalising Sense-Making wiki that almost anyone can edit.
Cynefin.io
December 19, 2024 at 12:48 PM
Wow, the Cynefin.io wiki has come a long way since I last looked at it! This page on the vector theory of change is really concise and has a great example of dispositional landscapes: cynefin.io/wiki/Vector_... - would love to pass this on to change agents everywhere!
Human beings think at a fixed, excruciatingly slow speed of about 10 bits per second—they remember, make decisions and imagine things at that pace.
www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-...
www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-...
The Human Brain Operates at a Stunningly Slow Pace
The brain is sometimes called the most complex machine in the known universe. But the thoughts that it outputs putter along at a trifling 10 bits per second, the pace of a conversation
www.scientificamerican.com
December 18, 2024 at 9:39 AM
Human beings think at a fixed, excruciatingly slow speed of about 10 bits per second—they remember, make decisions and imagine things at that pace.
www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-...
www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-...
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I've been enjoying a small little booklet by Darby Hudson titled YOU'RE GOING TO BE OK (BECAUSE YOU'RE FUCKED NO MATTER WHAT), and this gem is one I can't help but share:
November 30, 2024 at 7:39 PM
I've been enjoying a small little booklet by Darby Hudson titled YOU'RE GOING TO BE OK (BECAUSE YOU'RE FUCKED NO MATTER WHAT), and this gem is one I can't help but share: