Wisdom
Syntheses
A synthesis is what you get when raw information is digested rather than just collected — the scattered inputs are broken down, connected, and reassembled into something coherent. It moves past summarizing what each source said and into naming the patterns that cut across them. The output is meant to be usable: a clear picture of what's going on and what to do about it.
Raw input
- Books
- Life
- Research papers
- World
- Computer
- Conversations
- News/media
- Newsletter
- Events
Feeds
Other businesses, students other entrepreneurs, world knowledge bank
Organized and digested into MVRS
↺ Returns to the sources
More knowledge and exposure to make better business decisions and expand the company
↺ Returns to the sources
A tray of nine raw input sources — books, life, research papers, world, computer, conversations, news and media, newsletter, and events — feeds the system.
Those sources feed outward to other businesses, students, other entrepreneurs and the world knowledge bank. They also feed Conscious Collaborative, who organize and digest the material into MVRS, which in turn connects the dots between them.
Two paths return to the sources and close the loop: one from the point where the material is organized and digested, and one from the knowledge and exposure the connected dots produce — more knowledge and exposure to make better business decisions and expand the company.
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