This document appears to be from 2011. Does anyone know whether Leverage Research still endorses this? Are they still working on this “Connection Theory”? (What are they up to, in general…?)
I’m writing an article that will be cross-posted on LW that will cover the following:
What Leverage might be doing.
The reasons why it might be hard to figure out what they’re doing.
By that I mean there are a variety of reasons Leverage is apparently not much of a public-facing organization (some of those reasons seem either truer or better than others, as a lot of it is based on rumours about Leverage). I’ll lay those out. I will try to figure out what Leverage is currently doing, and try to communicate it. I’m not confident I’ll succeed at this.
CT was always Geoff Anders’ baby, so I don’t think it mattered as much whether the rest of Leverage endorsed it or not. I wouldn’t bet on Geoff still endorsing this, but as far as I can tell, while the philosophy Leverage is working off of isn’t called “Connection Theory”, it is something that evolved out of it. So, I expect CT is still at least somewhat representative of Leverage’s current philosophy. I’m also aware of and sorry for this unclear and illegible info, which are just the weeds one has to get used to wading through in pursuit of info about Leverage.
This document appears to be from 2011. Does anyone know whether Leverage Research still endorses this? Are they still working on this “Connection Theory”? (What are they up to, in general…?)
I’m writing an article that will be cross-posted on LW that will cover the following:
What Leverage might be doing.
The reasons why it might be hard to figure out what they’re doing.
By that I mean there are a variety of reasons Leverage is apparently not much of a public-facing organization (some of those reasons seem either truer or better than others, as a lot of it is based on rumours about Leverage). I’ll lay those out. I will try to figure out what Leverage is currently doing, and try to communicate it. I’m not confident I’ll succeed at this.
CT was always Geoff Anders’ baby, so I don’t think it mattered as much whether the rest of Leverage endorsed it or not. I wouldn’t bet on Geoff still endorsing this, but as far as I can tell, while the philosophy Leverage is working off of isn’t called “Connection Theory”, it is something that evolved out of it. So, I expect CT is still at least somewhat representative of Leverage’s current philosophy. I’m also aware of and sorry for this unclear and illegible info, which are just the weeds one has to get used to wading through in pursuit of info about Leverage.