I collaborated with Infinity Maps to create a 10 min video that introduces the paradigm in my forthcoming book The Romance of Reality, and I recently appeared on The David Pakman show. Links inside.
Hey Bobby, once again I'm very pleased to see that there is so much stuff that comes out of all your projects! Makes me want to be as productive as you!
Good stuff with the Infinity Map video. I came across the map first, browsing through the Infinity Maps case studies, but it was both way over my head and required much more time I was ready to dedicate to unpack the (very rich) content. However, I ended up watching, and the whole thing became much clearer. Despite the fast pace, the mix of map content, quotes, and poetic "translation" was exactly what was missing from the dry content presented in the Infinity map. My conclusion is that if the map doesn't cut it as a learning medium, it's either because it was created as a summary of much richer content (so more useful for the presenter than the audience), or there needs to be a completely different design of the map to communicate your theory of reality. It's only after watching the video that one can actually get the full benefit of the map in particular to do more digging starting with the multiple references.
Thanks for working with us, Bobby! We are more than happy to have had the chance to work on such a complex, yet fascinating project, visualizing parts of your theory in an Infinity Maps accessible to everyone. Looking forward to creating more Maps ;) Also excited about your talk at the Active Inference Lab Livestream, so see you on October 13
Hey Bobby, once again I'm very pleased to see that there is so much stuff that comes out of all your projects! Makes me want to be as productive as you!
Super excited for the 13th of October :)
Let's keep in touch
Oliver - Infinity Team
I'm pretty sure you are probably just as productive! Yes, let's continue our collaboration when times permits!
"It's time for neu world order
Good stuff with the Infinity Map video. I came across the map first, browsing through the Infinity Maps case studies, but it was both way over my head and required much more time I was ready to dedicate to unpack the (very rich) content. However, I ended up watching, and the whole thing became much clearer. Despite the fast pace, the mix of map content, quotes, and poetic "translation" was exactly what was missing from the dry content presented in the Infinity map. My conclusion is that if the map doesn't cut it as a learning medium, it's either because it was created as a summary of much richer content (so more useful for the presenter than the audience), or there needs to be a completely different design of the map to communicate your theory of reality. It's only after watching the video that one can actually get the full benefit of the map in particular to do more digging starting with the multiple references.
Thanks for working with us, Bobby! We are more than happy to have had the chance to work on such a complex, yet fascinating project, visualizing parts of your theory in an Infinity Maps accessible to everyone. Looking forward to creating more Maps ;) Also excited about your talk at the Active Inference Lab Livestream, so see you on October 13