Last week, in Amsterdam, there was a first meeting of Haguru , a network for the flexible mind from various disciplines. It had something mysterious, like Pietje Bell's Gang of the Black Hand. It started with an uncomfortable square conversation between twenty brains with the right to speak and especially to remain silent. Some minds are as communicative as a Lego block. A design brain said: "this is doomed to fail, but it must exist". A wandering brain said that he did not participate in clubs, while at the same cambodia telegram data time he participated in a club.
Brainstorming
That’s how we struggled through the abrasive afternoon, to enter the evening. And that’s where the big conversations were held, in the Goudfazant. Ideas were shared, one person expressed what another thought, another referred one to an inspiring book. A bear danced a polka on a vintage car that was parked carelessly next to the dining room, but no one had seen it. “That’s what you call imagination,” said the writer who didn’t know her glasses could blush. The evening proved the value of the network.
Bring the building blocks together
There is an incredible amount of creative potential in the network, if you can just bring the building blocks together. The large network is able to do that like no other, that is its strength: making connections. If I ever have to join the army, it will be as a liaison officer. Wonderful job.