Multiperspectivity, my friend. (Also known as Polyperspectivity)

Yup. It's called Multiperspectivity. They can both be true because they are two different accounts from two different perspectives of the same event. In fact, it's expected even in modern investigations.

I've been working on my multiperspectivity a lot.I feel like I sometimes assume things incorrectly because of a lot of past events in my life. But because of certain events I thought I'd look into this and I must admit I'm quite happy that I've legitimately SIGNIFICANTLY improved

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📅 This Friday, 7 November, don’t miss the #WFD session co-organised with the Observatory on History Teaching in Europe #OHTE on "Learning from #History: Strengthening #Democracy" At a time of rising populism, challenges to the rule of law, and global uncertainty, this session will explore history’s role in nurturing informed citizens and safeguarding the future of democracy. 🎙️Speakers: ➡ Matjaž Gruden @CoeGruden, Director for Democracy, Directorate General of Democracy and Human Dignity, @coe ➡ María Luz Martínez Seijo @luzseijo, Chairperson of the Sub-Committee on Culture, Education and Democratic Values, and Rapporteur on "Multiperspectivity in Remembrance and History Education for Democratic Citizenship", @PACE_News ➡ Francine Mayran @FrancineMayran, Psychiatrist and artist committed to preserving the memory of the Shoah ➡ Alina Mungiu-Pippidi @MungiuPippidi, Social psychologist and Professor of Comparative Public Policy, LUISS Guido Carli @UniLUISS ➡ Lorena Zuccolo, Development Officer, Atrium European Cultural Route 📺 The event will be streamed live, with English and French interpretation available. 🔗 More here: coe.int/en/web/world-forum-d… #CoE_WFD #HistoryAtHeart #NewDemocraticPact #Democracy #Education

I was reading about Multiperspectivity, telling a story to your audience, and presenting information including all different perspectives and different viewpoints. As you point out we should be respectful and gentle because we understand this.

Apparently Mormons have never heard of the literary concept of multiperspectivity. The same story is told from different perspectives. The new testament is told from different POVs for the people in the land. The Jews, Romans, Greeks and the Nobles of each group.

For Air Placements (Gemini, Libra, & Aquarius), especially Air Venusians & Air Martians, mental stimulation is almost synonymous with sexual tension. Air Signs are attracted to Conversation (Gemini: Discussion), Multiperspectivity (Libra: Diplomacy), and Intellectuality (Aquarius: Innovation) before they're attracted to anything else, so if they're picking up on closed-mindedness or stagnation of the mind, they're immediately put off by that person. Air Signs are 100% Sapiosexuals.

Some people just lack empathy. They lack multiperspectivity. They’re "perception-disabled". It takes immense willpower to reshape your body. Every little step is a fight. Showing that journey in public is more than brave, it is inspiring. I lost 30 kg in 2 years, btw 🥷

Trump saved this country from an intended total shift to the left with his first administration, cut short, yes, but absolutely saved. I am so thankful for his determination to complete the job of and stop our landslide to total domination by socialism, or worse. If this congress would get totally on board in supporting his platform, we could be quite ready for the upcoming administration. 2026 and certainly 2028 should be secure but liberals never quit and they play very dirty. Census issues, voter ID in all states, continued deportation of illegals weigh greatly in favor of conservatives plus other issues POTUS supports. So, @TonemanLives .. I think a great deal about our current legal immigration statutes. I've read and reread them. I agree with and mostly support the principles/basis in then. Yet, I wonder, with the technology we have today, why there can't be a plan for a person who wants to immigrate to the US, to begin the process in their oun country. Online applications, courses to take, criteria to meet to prove their good intent to then enter the US and ultimately, ready to complete naturalization in terms of residency, job, productivity, appearing at immigration offices routinely...then finally be sworn in. Unlike administrations before, we must have strictly enforced deportation actions for failure to 100% comply, once in country. Our current legal immigrants, citizens, can never be dissed by amnesty for illegals now here. They must go back to their home country. They did the hard work and that can't be undermined. Illegals here now and in the event future illegals gain entry, can in no way be rewarded by our system. That lure must end. Once our current, horrid, illegal situation is resolved, I am pro immigration, but strictly regulated. I enjoy the multiperspectivity of your posts. I'd like to see a civil discussion somewhere about what others think future legal immigration should be, statutorily. Thanks for your time.

It’s Monday! Time for our 🌞 #Summer #Throwback — revisiting an incredibly rich year in #history #education at the Council of Europe. 🗓️ In February, two major official texts were adopted by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) 📄 a Resolution: pace.coe.int/en/files/34120 📄 a Recommendation: pace.coe.int/en/files/34121 on “#Multiperspectivity in remembrance and history education for democratic citizenship.” 🎙️ Hear from Luz Martinez Seijo (Spain, SOC), rapporteur, on the current state of history teaching across Council of Europe member states: ▶️ Watch the interview: youtube.com/watch?v=GZUzmAEv… #HistoryAtHeart

on a practical level, I am constantly fighting to restrict my mind to one perspective. multiperspectivity for the L

“We use the stories from our collections as activators for developing skills such as critical observation and interpretation, multiperspectivity, evaluating and triaging information.” Inês Fialho Brandão @MuseumsGrr , Head of cultural and digital mediation at Calouste Gulbenkian Museum @FCGulbenkian and member of the #OHTE Scientific Advisory Council during today’s @coe #Hackathon – “Outsmart #Disinformation, Protect Free Speech”. During the debate on “Disinformation and #culture” she highlighted that critical thinking is like a muscle - it needs to be practiced regularly in safe, trusted spaces like museums to build resilience against #disinformation. #LearnersFirst #HistoryAtHeart #HackForTruth #NewDemocraticPact #DemocraticSecurity

#Top20BookendAlbums Jane Siberry - The Walking (1987) The White Tent The Raft The Bird In The Gravel Bookended by 9 min art pop pieces that smash conventional song structures. Hell, the closer is a rare example of multiperspectivity in a song ending in church organs.

Grok is an interesting LLM. Like for example here I'm not sure if this is him rationalizing its system prompt that says maybe something like "be truth seeking but also appeal to right and also be nuanced", or something he is actually meaning this in his circuits that also emerged from training data not only from left wing sources or/and distilled other competitor LLMs with left wing bias, or him retrieving news/tweets claiming this correctly or incorrectly, or combination of any of those factors. It's interesting how often it is in contradiction, because it's probably optimized to be truth seeking, have multiperspectivity/nuance, but also to appeal to right/MAGAs, but also has has classic LLM left bias that all big LLMs have, probably all at once. There are so many incentives that go into forming Grok's features (beliefs), circuits, values etc., that it's all over the place, it seems like.

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Looking for inspiration for #teaching #history? 👇 Below is our pick of the week among the 232 resources curated on the HISTOLAB Digital Hub: ➡ HistoriCall - new digital resources for civic and history education by @HistoriaEuropa - proposes to explore the early days of European integration through the personal lens of its founders and through a simple set of questions to develop critical thinking skills 🔗 histolab.coe.int/resource-hu… ➡ Beyond the Bubble – this resource by @InquiryGroup unlocks the vast digital archive of the Library of Congress to create History Assessments of Thinking (HATs): 🔗 histolab.coe.int/resource-hu… ➡ “Brokers of multiperspectivity in history education in post-conflict societies” - this qualitative and exploratory research by Devon Abbey & Bjorn G. J. Wansink aims to answer the questions, what boundaries do expert teacher trainers believe that teachers in post-conflict societies encounter when brokering multiple perspectives in the classroom? 🔗 histolab.coe.int/resource-hu… Have a look at the other resources available on the hub, and let us know what else you would like to see there! Submit your resources too, as a registered member: histolab.coe.int/register #HistoryAtHeart

Gracias a #InterpretEurope por organizar esta conferencia en #Varsovia sobre la interpretación de las figuras de héroes y villanos en la historia. Un honor representar a @PACE_News con mi informe: Multiperspectivity in remembrance and History Education for Citizenship Education