Summary of Deliberation, decision-making, and libraries of knowledge with Jamie Joyce

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Jamie Joyce discusses the work of the Society Library, which is to provide resources and knowledge about various topics to help people make informed decisions. He explains how the library collects and organizes information, and how they created a debate map about the future of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in California. He also discusses the process of deconstructing an argument to be more specific, and how the library provides access to resources on its website.

00:00:00 The Society Library creates decision-making models, debate maps, and libraries of knowledge about various topics. The library's executive director, Jamie Joyce, shared how the library collects and organizes knowledge, and how they created a debate map about the future of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in California.
00:05:00 The video discusses the nine positions that people take on issues, and how the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant license should expire. The video also discusses how to deconstruct an argument to be more specific and how to break down an argument into its respective premises. The video then discusses Society Library papers, which are a briefing document that contains all of the information of the database itself.
00:10:00 Jamie Joyce discusses the process of creating a data structure that is both unpackable and accessible, explaining that it is necessary in order to overcome the infinite recursion problem.
00:15:00 The speaker discusses how the broken chain of Providence affects our ability to make rational decisions and how the society library is working to fix this by giving away data for free.
00:20:00 The video discusses the strategy of the Society Library, which is to provide libraries of knowledge that are accessible to a larger population. The library is funded through private donations and institutional funding.
00:25:00 Jamie Joyce discusses deliberation, decision-making, and libraries of knowledge with regard to Debate Organizations. He explains how the Deliberation Map platform assesses accuracy of information entered into the database.
00:30:00 In this video, Jamie Joyce discusses the process of deliberation, decision-making, and libraries of knowledge. He explains that, in order to make informed decisions, individuals need to have a comprehensive view of the information available. The design elements of his nonprofit, Steel Manning, aim to signal this to people by providing a visual representation of information. Joyce also discusses the tools that his nonprofit uses to archive information.
00:35:00 The video discusses how libraries of knowledge use deconstruction and argument mining to identify claims and arguments in a given piece of media. It provides an example of how this process is used to analyze a video of Fox News host Sean Hannity.
00:40:00 Jamie Joyce deconstructs claims made in a YouTube video to their underlying argumentative claims and evidence. These claims are then clustered into categories and positions, and used to determine the question at hand. This process is important for understanding complex social and political issues, as well as for fact-checking arguments.
00:45:00 Jamie Joyce discusses deliberation, decision-making, and libraries of knowledge with reference to extreme weather events. He argues that climate change is happening, and that the impact of climate change can be quantified. He also discusses the development of a debate map and how it helps to cleanly input data for library research.
00:50:00 Jamie Joyce explains that the society library standard, which measures the impact of a paper's claims, is not currently implemented in the library's technology. He notes that the researcher who created the technology also said that the sky library standard should be removed from the presentation.
00:55:00 Jamie Joyce discusses the deliberation, decision-making, and libraries of knowledge process with regard to the Society Library's nuclear energy section. The Society Library provides access to resources on its website, including a nuclear energy paper and map.

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Jamie Joyce talks about the library's decision to not publish climate change research due to the workload it would require. He also talks about the Society's plans to fund its research efforts with donations from the public.