Time Binding
Time binding is the human ability to pass information and knowledge between generations at an accelerating rate.
Time binding is done via a variety of mechanisms and processes such as education, publishing, social rules, infrastructure that constrains and guides human behavior, stories and language, symbols etc.
The term 'Time Binding' was originally coined by Alfred Korzybski in the field of General Semantics that he developed.
Time binding is done via a variety of mechanisms and processes such as education, publishing, social rules, infrastructure that constrains and guides human behavior, stories and language, symbols etc.
The term 'Time Binding' was originally coined by Alfred Korzybski in the field of General Semantics that he developed.
"I'm writing a book and publishing it on the web to time-bind my ideas."
For further examples and information on time binding see the wiki on time binding at boundtolast.wikispaces.com
For further examples and information on time binding see the wiki on time binding at boundtolast.wikispaces.com
Time Binding by BoundToLast February 18, 2010
