Details About This Wiki
This wiki documents the Open Global Mind (OGM) call on curiosity held November 13, 2025.
Purpose
To create a comprehensive, navigable knowledge base from the call's:
- Transcript
- Chat logs
- Visual artifacts (Excalidraw board)
- Collective insights
Organization Structure
Page Types
The wiki contains several types of pages:
1. Participant Pages
Individual pages for each person who participated, including:
- Their contributions to the discussion
- Key points they raised
- Notable quotes
- Concepts they introduced
- Links to people and topics they engaged with
Example: Jerry Michalski, Victoria (Spain), Gil Friend
2. Major Theme Pages
In-depth explorations of central discussion topics:
- What Is Curiosity
- Is Curiosity Declining
- Education and Curiosity
- Cultural Dimensions of Curiosity
- Curiosity as Social Practice
- AI and Curiosity
- Tools and Frameworks for Cultivating Curiosity
3. Concept and Reference Pages
Pages for specific frameworks, tools, organizations, and people mentioned:
- Frameworks: Big Five Personality Traits, DSRP Theory, Playing Games Model
- Tools: Question Formulation Technique, 5 Whys, Excalidraw
- Organizations: Right Question Institute, Natural Logic
- People: Benjamin D. Santer, Doc Searls, George Monbiot
4. Supporting Pages
- README.md - Home page with overview and navigation
- This page - Meta-documentation about the wiki
- Concept Index - Complete categorized index
- Work Log - Development journal
Navigation
Wiki Links
All pages use [[Double Square Bracket Links]] to connect concepts. Clicking any link takes you to that page.
Finding Content
Three main pathways:
- Start at README.md - High-level overview with links to major sections
- Browse Concept Index - Complete categorized listing
- Follow links - Each page links to related content
Breadcrumb Trail
The interconnected links create natural paths through the content. You can:
- Start with a participant and see all topics they discussed
- Start with a topic and see who contributed
- Follow concept links to explore related ideas
Conventions
Orphan Pages
Some pages begin with:
Note: This topic was mentioned during the call but not discussed in depth.
These "orphan pages" cover concepts referenced but not fully explored. They provide:
- Brief explanations of the concept
- Context for why it was mentioned
- Links to where it connected to the discussion
Attribution
Quotes are attributed to participants by name. When someone relayed another's point (like Pete sharing John Kelly's insights when John was on the phone), both are credited.
Time References
The call took place November 13, 2025. Chat logs include timestamps. The wiki synthesizes chronological content into thematic organization.
Content Philosophy
Comprehensive Coverage
We aimed to capture:
- All participants, even brief contributors
- All substantive topics raised
- Links and resources shared
- The nuance and complexity of the conversation
Respect for Complexity
The wiki avoids:
- Oversimplifying disagreements
- Forcing consensus where none existed
- Picking winners in debates
- Flattening multidimensional discussions
Multiple Entry Points
Different users can:
- Focus on specific people
- Follow specific themes
- Explore tools and frameworks
- Browse the full concept index
Visual Artifacts
The call included a collaborative Excalidraw board:
- Link: https://excalidraw.com/#room=f2fc1ed4dad8ce25b385,JsA211Hzb_1dUSb-gwYctQ
- Snapshot: Call Artifacts/excalidraw-snapshot-2025-11-13.png
The visual board captured non-linear connections and collective sense-making in real-time.
Source Materials
Located in Call Artifacts/ directory:
meeting_saved_closed_caption.txt- Full transcriptmeeting_saved_new_chat.txt- Chat logexcalidraw-snapshot-2025-11-13.png- Visual board snapshot
How to Use This Wiki
For Participants
- Find your page to see how your contributions were captured
- Explore themes you're interested in
- Follow links to discover connections you might have missed
- See the conversation as a whole
For Future OGM Members
- Understand the depth of curiosity conversation
- Find frameworks and tools to use
- See how collaborative knowledge building works
- Build on these insights in future calls
For Researchers
- Track how a conversation develops themes
- See how collective intelligence emerges
- Study patterns of contribution and connection
- Analyze how digital tools support collaboration
Continuous Improvement
This wiki represents the call as of November 13, 2025. If you notice:
- Misattributions
- Missing connections
- Important nuances lost
- Opportunities for better organization
The Work Log tracks development decisions and could guide future improvements.
Related Pages
- README - Home page
- Concept Index - Complete index
- Work Log - Development journal
Acknowledgments
This wiki was created following the call based on:
- Jerry Michalski and Victoria (Spain)'s facilitation
- All participants' generous contributions
- The collaborative Excalidraw board
- Rich chat and transcript artifacts