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Category: Values

  • Sam Harris’ views on Values

    See: Concept: Values Notes about Sam Harris’ views on Values (via Google Bard): Sure, here is a summary of Sam Harris’ views on values: Harris’ views on values have been controversial, but they have also been influential. His work has been praised by some for its rigor and clarity, while others have criticized it for…

  • Life Values Inventory

    See: How to find your core values? Notes about the Life Values Inventory method (via ChatGPT): The Life Values Inventory (LVI) is a self-assessment tool used to identify an individual’s personal values. It helps individuals gain a better understanding of their core beliefs and priorities in various areas of life. The LVI consists of a…

  • Portrait Values Questionnaire (or PVQ-21) by Milton Rokeach

    See: How to find your core values? Notes about Portrait Values Questionnaire (or PVQ-21) by Milton Rokeach (via ChatGPT): The PVQ-21 (Personal Values Questionnaire-21) is a measurement tool developed by psychologist Milton Rokeach to assess an individual’s personal values. It aims to capture the core beliefs and priorities that guide a person’s attitudes and behaviors.…

  • Concept: Cultural Iceberg

    See: Beyond Culture by Edward Hall and List of Concepts Notes about the Cultural Iceberg by Edward Hall (via Google Bard): Sure, here is an explanation of the Cultural Iceberg: The Cultural Iceberg is a model of culture developed by Edward T. Hall in his book Beyond Culture (1976). The model compares culture to an…

  • Concept: Human Stack

    See: List of Concepts The Human Stack is derived from Edward Hall’s model of the Cultural Iceberg. The key concept behind the Human Stack is that while there are certain observable characteristics of people at the visible level which we refer to as “above the waterline” there are also characteristics and traits of people which…

  • Concept: Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem

    See: Social Choice and Individual Values by Kenneth Arrow and Concept: Value Alignment

  • Concept: Value Alignment

    Value alignment is the most important thing that aspiring community builders need to ensure. See: List of Concepts and Concept: Values See also: Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem

  • List of Books by Christian Welzel

    See: Community Building Reading List and Christian Welzel on Emancipative Values

  • List of Books by Ronald Inglehart

    See: Community Building Reading List Here are some books written by Ronald Inglehart:

  • Freedom Rising by Christian Welzel

    See: Community Building Reading List and Christian Welzel on Emancipative Values Notes about Freedom Rising by Christian Welzel (via ChatGPT): “Freedom Rising” by Christian Welzel is a groundbreaking book that explores the concept of human freedom and its impact on societies around the world. Welzel, a renowned social scientist, presents a comprehensive analysis of how…