Insights from inner experience are key to approaching more responsive governance

内面体験からの insight は、より反応性のあるガバナンスに近づくための鍵である。 - Recognizing the limits of one’s own understanding - Recognizing the limits of one’s own understanding and listening to the ideas and perspectives of others will enable better decisions and reform of the political system. - Drawing insights from non-verbalized inner experiences to move closer to responsive governance

• Generative CI Issues.

  • Current group understanding and decision-making approaches do not work well in large scale situations
    • Importance of insights from inner experience
  • Difference between deliberation and cooperation
  • Emphasis on getting “consent,” meaning that people can live with the decision, rather than “consensus,” meaning that everyone agrees completely
    • Approaching more responsive governance
      • No attempt to reach consensus.

• Democracy is a conversation between many different values

• The strategic process is a dialectical political process

Query: bringing insight or dissenting view through Therapeutic Uses from people’s as yet unarticulated Inner Experiences, which approaches more responsive governance.

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