Jim Haven, Creature - Fun with Transparency
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This document discusses the concept of transparency. It notes that while transparency is popular, it also faces criticism and dichotomies. Transparency is explored as not being a new concept, movement, or field of study, but rather simply a tool meant to reveal information. The document outlines that transparency has three components - information, access to that information, and the intent behind what information is shared. It acknowledges that transparency is susceptible to biases based on what parameters are set by humans for determining what is shared.
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Jim Haven, Creature - Fun with Transparency
- 2. Part I Transparency is soooooooo popular.
- 3. Rock Star.
- 9. But...
- 18. Part II You’ve entered The Transparency Dimension
- 19. Let’s take a closer look at Transparency.
- 21. “Do these jeans make me look fat?”
- 25. It’s not an “ism”
- 27. Not an “ology”
- 29. It’s barely a “ness”
- 30. Thoughtfulness
- 38. Guess what:
- 39. Guess what: It’s just a tool.
- 41. TRUTH
- 42. Part III Anatomy of Transparency
- 43. ( 1) Information
- 44. ( 1) Information (2) Access
- 45. ( 1) Information (2) Access (3) Intent
- 47. If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice.
- 49. Transparency is susceptible to bias, because humans set its parameters.
- 51. Part IV Whistleblowing on Transparency.
- 52. Transparency is an art form.
- 53. Like all great art forms, you’re just misunderstood.
- 56. The public.
- 57. Information.
- 61. s! ak le i ik W
- 63. Honesty?
- 64. Accountability?
- 65. Free rent?
- 66. Witty banter?
- 67. We don’t know what we don’t know.
- 68. Transparency, you’re very useful, but not very special.
- 70. Don’t be Mr. Furley.
- 71. Thank you.