M.
27th April 2008 Update:
The third rendition of this blog, now entitled M. (M. will be spelled out if and when this blog ID is changed from "Mark Zorro" to "M.Something") will be initiated when this blog is aligned with what it is I set out to do this year on January 1st 2008. While the main emphasis of this year is an offline concentration, the FC portion of "M.Something" can align with my personal needs, the continuation of the "Mark Zorro" ID at FC is the only barrier to continuation of my explorative thinking process here. The ID here at FC needs to change to read "M.Something". The email for Blog User 2528 however will remain zorromark@consultant.com since this is a long-standing email address, and is also being used at AO where the "M.Something" emergent and explorative thinking process has been outlined over a number of years.
Zero
Zero is meant to retire "Mark Zorro" as a process, but since I have not figured out a way of changing the logging in name from "Mark Zorro" to "M.Something", the next step of the process is effectivley stalled.
A few quick google searches are all that are required to connect all these processes to me as an individual. Such identification however does not serve me and undue focus on this process simply serves as an unnecessary distraction.
As described above FC Blog User/2528 needs to point to "M.Something" but I have no facility here to do this directly myself. "M.Something" is the process I am utilizing this year, which is a focus on an offline viewpoint - if and when I can change the "logged in name" from "Mark Zorro" to "M.Something", I can continue here - otherwise, the process will continue at the beginning of 2009, elsewhere.
"Mark
Zorro" is a process, and the ZERO portion of this Dlog (internal dialogue) is a closure to that process. It
marks the third point of a journey that includes a blog in 2001 and the
sister-Dlog to "Zero", called One. The culminating integration of these three processes is addressed through "M.Something" - which is using these varied learnings for personal application, metanoia and information organization.
The first page of the Zero Dlog will contain a purpose statement which is
basically written to myself - all my writing therefore are centered
around my experiences.
Man in a Womb
The original blog here was called Man in a Womb was aborted after about 9 days. It was meant solely for reflective musing but did not meet my self-development requirements. The impetus for writing "Man in a Womb" was prompted by a series of offline communications with Lynne D. Johnson. It is Lynne who pointed out to me that FC have a focused "innovation" section. The reality of what "Man in a Womb" was trying to achieve was determined to be sentiment rather than innovation. "Man in a Womb" was therefore locked in the "past" rather than what innovation should be, which is practical wisdom to move oneself how to learn to create a smarter, diverse, enriching and enobling future.
M.
