Reconciling Differing Worldviews

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* Essay: Solving the Wickedest Problem: Reconciling Differing Worldviews. Tim Morgan. Journal of Futures Studies, Vol 24, No. 4, 2020

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Abstract

"Values and worldviews arise as a side effect of society’s attempts to improve life. Each set of interventions changes the structure of society, dominant technologies, and dominant values. Today we find ourselves with multiple deeply conflicted worldviews, each protecting their solutions to prior problems. Emergent sets of values are trying to solve the wicked problems of today but are blocked by older worldviews. This values deadlock is our wickedest problem. Conflicts and deadlocks will persist until we apply new social organization tools which incorporate new values and organization forms while preserving the role and place of older worldviews and their structures."

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