Not a long time ago I was invited to participate to a conference in Washington D.C. made for governmental, U.N., Pentagon, CIA, DoD and so on decision makers. The aim of this conference was to talk and exchange key ideas about collective intelligence with people who are engaged into the most conservative and hard-coded
pyramidal collective intelligence organizations. The core intention was to tell them that open source intelligence (OSINT) is much more efficient, less expensive, more serving than “secret intelligence” (usually just called as “intelligence”).
Most of international specialists on collective intelligence were invited to this conference so they could share their views and experience on such questions.
On a late notice most their invitation was canceled.
I was expecting this to happen.
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