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Time-Networks, ContinuedIn my previous article, titled "Time-Networks", I introduced a new framework for analyzing socia...
04/05/2026

Time-Networks, Continued

In my previous article, titled "Time-Networks", I introduced a new framework for analyzing social networks: time-network analysis. This article extends the concept, providing additional tools for understanding the time-network of an organization. Before diving into the new material, here is a summary of what time-networks are: Time-Network Basics Time spent with others is the fundamental building block of relationships....

In my previous article, titled “Time-Networks”, I introduced a new framework for analyzing social networks: time-network analysis. This article extends the concept, providing additional…

Time-NetworksHow do you measure a year? Simply as "five-hundred-twenty-five-thousand-six-hundred minutes"?1 From the per...
03/10/2026

Time-Networks

How do you measure a year? Simply as "five-hundred-twenty-five-thousand-six-hundred minutes"?1 From the perspective of a clock, sure, a year is just a collection of identical minutes. However, the human experience of time is vastly different. Time, as experienced, is less like a linear arrow and more like a sequence of moments of connection: time spent alone - even in a crowd - seemingly compresses down to a blur, while moments that are shared with others - addressing them as ‘you’ - can feel like “a glimpse through to the eternal”....

How do you measure a year? Simply as “five-hundred-twenty-five-thousand-six-hundred minutes”?1 From the perspective of a clock, sure, a year is just a collection of identical minutes. H…

Social TerrainEach person experiences different social terrain. Some walk on rolling hills, with plenty of paths to take...
01/10/2026

Social Terrain

Each person experiences different social terrain. Some walk on rolling hills, with plenty of paths to take, while others are traversing mountain ridges and deep gullies, following single-track trails. Unlike physical terrain, social terrain is subjective and actively shaped: it is carved by time spent with other people. A friendship that spans between groups in conflict can blast a notch in the mountain ridge dividing them, and in*******al marriage is a river that cuts straight through; time spent with others softens the grade between social worlds, breaking down prejudices and assumptions....

Each person experiences different social terrain. Some walk on rolling hills, with plenty of paths to take, while others are traversing mountain ridges and deep gullies, following single-track trai…

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