“Second book. Uh that I I want to recommend. It's a book called Seeing Like a State. And This is a a book by someone who used to be a University of Wisconsin professor, actually, James C. Scott”
“last one that I give mostly to executives uh that I think are creating a lot of systems uh is uh seeing like a state”
“a huge inspiration for this book was James Scott seeing like a state”
“it's really interesting that it's really interesting that The upside of transparency is that it breaks through kind of stuck dogmatic systems. Like I think the and the downside is it misses right, it misses sensitive weirdness and those go together. And I think we we see the exact same thing. Like a lot of transparency metrics, they're at their best when, I mean, I think even the biggest critic of quantification culture will say something like, and yeah, when you have a horribly sexist”
“I think it was our friend Eugene that first gave me the Seeing Like a State book by James C. Scott”
“Do you know you know the book Seem Like a State? Yeah. Uh, you know, seeing like a state, this is book about how, you know, governments In order to see things”
“I had Read a book. maybe a few years before coming up with the idea called seeing like a state”
“read this book, Seem Like a State”
“Have you ever read the book uh seeing like a state? by George Scott”
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