christina-norton
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3 years ago 6 sided Round 1: We learned we need more structure, and balance unstructured by structuring unstructured time.
CALM-neuro
Operationalizing time in four dimensions for inclusive cooperation
C1. Flowing Rainbow River that fills a 2 hour Container = [Volume of Total Work Session] (https://www.online-stopwatch.com/sensory-timers/fuel-gauge/)
Relative Productivity (RP (DOI impact/time) = C2[human (h) minutes]*AOKh + n*C3[risk (p) minutes]* AOKp + n*C4[capacity building (c) time]*AOKc
C2. Fuel gauge for neurobiophysiological optimization (session count =h). Length of Focus Time to Whole Human Toxic Stagnation
C3. Sensory map for efficient sub-tasking (probability of success [0 - 1] risk level = p). = Volume of Targeted Work on a Task
C4. Rest, break, exchange ideas, fusion of knowledge. CALM Alchemy = AOK GeoHealth Parameter [- inf, 10] = Parameterized self-assessment of Efficiency = AOK
Infrastructure Relationships:
outputs = links to specific DOIs (Nested Time Tracked), inputs=f(Team, Project, Resources, Nested Relationships Tracked) CanaryOpera-CALMNest = swisscow search, firefox browser, zotero group, waterhack.qiqochat,
Disclosures and Consenus:
Outcomes: What do you weight? What is productive? What feels good?
Total success: one break happened Focus: I was able to do what I chose to do in the allotted time. I did what I planned to do. Bonus: I accomplished what I hoped I could accomplish. "It's amazing what happens when I put my mind, to doing what I intended to do".
Project: CyberTraining waterhackweek
Collaborators: Canary Opera, CUAHSI
From Me to Everyone: 09:10 AM Can you call me? See qiqochat live chat Good morning! From Tony Castronova (he/him) - Boston, MA to Everyone: 09:12 AM you didn’t answer, lol From Me to Everyone: 09:23 AM Action of Day 1: Make your bed this morning. Military discipline matters. Do it in a way that makes you happy and proud. attribution: Jaqueline Castronova Hey Tony - I would like disclose that I am conducting a human experiment on myself. Do you consent to experimenting on me as part of your work obligations interacting with me online? From Tony Castronova (he/him) - Boston, MA to Everyone: 09:23 AM yes. i consent From Me to Everyone: 09:24 AM What do you need to know to be comfortable working with me? To I have consent to archive this chat? From Tony Castronova (he/him) - Boston, MA to Everyone: 09:24 AM sure From Me to Everyone: 09:28 AM That does not sound like an enthusiastic yes. What questions can I answer about the experiment? before I accept your consent I am developing a numerical computational model using systems theory.
working name "The GeoHealth Model" my research aim is to test the hypothesis that nested sub-systems impact complex systems.
As a living breathing human, on planet earth, 10/19/2020, 9:27 am Pacific, I am subjecting myself to an observation driven set of methodologies using cyberinfrastructure. As such, I am following ethical standards to disclose that by working with me, you have the choice to interact with this experiment in any way that you choose (with some caveats). From Me to Everyone: 09:37 AM For example: Waterhackweek 2019 - I had the burden of managing bias impacts for POC women who were negatively impacted by high level insulting behavior by white junior participants. For example: Waterhackweek 2020 - I had the burden of managing bias impacts for pronouns and neurodiverse learners who could not participate in presenting their work, connecting with team work, suffered from imposter syndrome that was exacerbated through the week. I would like to operationalize and track invisible costs and benefits of how I work in our community. From Tony Castronova (he/him) - Boston, MA to Everyone: 09:38 AM I’m in. From Me to Everyone: 09:43 AM I like your idea of a panel on imposter syndrome that includes both people who self identify as privileged and do not identify with this concern, have not heard this term, or do strongly identify with this challenge in our community. For example: how do we make space for ourselves and how much crap do we have to put up with ? I want to consent to my own shit and consent to work with people who agree to control their work behavior with a feedback relationship in place. Do you consent to giving me feedback when I increase or decrease your workplace challenges? From Me to Everyone: 09:55 AM My current challenge is that if I don't get this report done, I can't get my $1M next cybertraining grant done, or email the program officer to repair and explain workplace challenges. It's not just filling blanks in Fastlane, it's the total weight of all the issues of harm that happens while we work on the project as part of the existing academic culture. After Nirni died, I realized that the burden can not be all on one person, I have two choices. Every moment on this report moves me closer towards career suicide or actual suicide. I cause more harm to myself and others when I continue to work in the way we were working. I can work on this report today if we agree to engineer the relationship between our NSF project and all stakeholders with improved infrastructure. I want to track the parameters, processes and state variables of our collective success. This is the third option for how I choose to spend my time at work. Metric 0: On a scale of -10 to 10, has this past hour been Draining (-10 to 0) or a balanced mix (0) energizing (0 -10) ?
From Me to Everyone: 09:59 AM It's just a @&#$^@&^@#$ report. Question 1: Why did the NSF report timing get shifted by 3 months? Question 2: What are the NSF documentation and processes for report submission when the PI is victim to a crime scene the day before the event, the event is delayed by a global pandemic, and the PI is out of the office on sick leave for one month after the event. Question 3: Can we create a process to build a report writing infrastructure to be more inclusive and functional and fun? Question 4: How do other teams write reports? Weekly report writing meetings. From Me to Everyone: 10:05 AM 30 min: -5 + 15: -8 +15: Hopeful 2 my weird coding Action: see you back in The Big Lake in 25 min