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sdunnivant
Feb 236 min read
How Algorithms are Driving Cultural Values and What Parents, Teachers, and Faculty Need to Know
Introduction Imagine a world where every K-12 and college student receives the right learning object, in their preferred modality, at...
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sdunnivant
Jan 125 min read
Squid Game and Escaping Poverty on a Global Scale
The Netflix series Squid Game has become a global phenomenon as Season Two launched recently. Squid Game became Netflix's most-watched...
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sdunnivant
Sep 30, 20243 min read
The Impact of AI on Culture: A Deep Dive into Psychometrics and Organizational Dynamics
It's hard to find articles today about leadership and decision-making that don't at least mention Artificial Intelligence (AI). Many...
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sdunnivant
Jul 27, 20245 min read
Col. William W. Wood and Dreams on the Edge
I moved to Panama City, Florida in the middle of my Junior year of high school. Upstate New York was an entirely different culture from...
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sdunnivant
Jun 26, 20247 min read
Hitler, Harmonics, and the Herd: 300,000 years and gone...
I began my educational career as a History and Geography teacher. I was an early adopter of computers in the early 1990s as we used IBM...
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sdunnivant
May 17, 20246 min read
The Politics of Tik Tok, the Human Brain, and Culture
I have had the honor of travelling the globe over the past few years in my new role as an educational consultant. Lately, these efforts...
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sdunnivant
Mar 28, 20245 min read
Donald Trump, Sacred Geometry, and Deadly Rip Currents
Donald Trump, Sacred Geometry, and Deadly Rip Currents If you have read any of my articles, you likely know that I am not a fan of...
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sdunnivant
Jan 2, 20247 min read
A.I. in 1970? Colossus: The Forbin Project
It's been some time since I last posted an article here. Lately, I saw something that I consider worth sharing. Some things stick with...
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sdunnivant
Feb 6, 20234 min read
The Double-edged Blade of Empathy in Public and Higher Education
Tell me if this sounds familiar, "What we need are more understanding and empathetic teachers and faculty. If they really understood...
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sdunnivant
Dec 26, 20224 min read
The Age of Curation: Where "Woke" Comes to Die
Disseminator. Facilitator. Curator. If you look back over the last century across public and higher education, this is the path of...
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sdunnivant
Nov 4, 20224 min read
The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules or Lives (or does it?)
I am not a mathematician. Several years ago my close colleague, Dr. Richard Baldwin, recommended a book that has stuck with me. Back in...
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sdunnivant
Sep 6, 20224 min read
The Current Culture War: Collectivism vs Individualism
If you've been following my blog, you know I am an avid Science Fiction fan. As I watch current global events and continue to ponder the...
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sdunnivant
Jul 28, 20223 min read
3 Questions and your Daily Happiness Harmonics
Look around you and I'm confident you're feeling what many people are today--some degree of continued uncertainty. Regardless of your...
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sdunnivant
Jun 2, 20223 min read
Aligning Strategy, Culture, and Leadership
I have had the honor of teaching several post-graduate classes on leadership for several universities. One key area I focus on is...
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sdunnivant
May 6, 20224 min read
The Culture Connection and the Future of Netflix
Becoming a dominant force in any industry is a challenge. Staying the dominant force in any industry is almost impossible. When you...
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sdunnivant
Apr 19, 20222 min read
Fusion Teaching and the Future of Faculty Autonomy
I have had the honor of serving faculty and teachers for the vast majority of my 30 year career. During that time, I have not met a...
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sdunnivant
Apr 12, 20222 min read
Follow Jayden, at college in the year 2050...or is it 2025?
Jayden awoke to the patterned vibration she felt on her wrist. Her shift ended just past midnight, and she did her best to get a minimum...
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sdunnivant
Apr 9, 20225 min read
Star Trek's Sad Errors on Education in the Future
I am a huge fan of science fiction. From my teenage years of reading Michael Moorcock and L. Ron Hubbard, I have long been enamored with...
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sdunnivant
Apr 7, 20226 min read
From 3 Billion to None: What Organizations Have to Learn from The Passenger Pigeon
As the global pandemic set in, our ecosystems and our responses rapidly changed. To the surprise of many, our institutions adapted to...
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sdunnivant
Apr 6, 20224 min read
Shift or Shrink: What Business & Higher Education Must Learn from NFL’s NextGen Stats Revolution
I’ve been an avid National Football League (NFL) fan since the Dolphins went undefeated in 1972. For 30 of those years, I served...
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