Experimental Conversations
Below is some of the theory behind this project, as well as some feedback from participants. Let us know if you have questions. The project is experimental in nature. We look forward to ongoing discovery and evolution 🩷
Theory
Hypothesis
Most people value authentic communication.
We believe it is possible to communicate more effectively and we believe more effective communication is necessary to create a better world. Through experimentation we can share breakthroughs and discoveries which will make a positive impact.
Conditioning
Many of us have been brought up in spaces not conducive to authentic communication, and we too often judge each other unfairly and/or act in divisive manners, rather than accept each other and work in unison. This project hopes to dismantle some of this conditioning while discovering and modeling more effective methods of communication.
Culture
Despite our culture’s insistence that we are all alike in one way or another, each of us is unique.
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The more we celebrate our differences, the more our true innate nature flourishes.
The more we accept differences in each other, the more united we feel.
Authenticity
Authentic communication is often stifled due to fear of one sort or another (retribution, exclusion, embarrassment, not wanting to be wrong, or different, not wanting to upset someone, etc.), but when we realize we each experience these fears on a regular basis, we can begin to recognize and embrace the freedom we feel in dismantling these fears.