Guest: Sven BruecknerHost: Aram DiGennaroIn this episode of the Coherent Business Podcast, Aram sits down with Sven Brueckner to converse about the nature of Reality, Quantum Entanglement, Reward Systems, and the Attention Economy. This conversation is an interesting insight into how modern systems control decision-making, how we behave within these systems, and how to find a real place in the human ecosystem. This dialogue pivots to top down and bottom up business approaches and information processing in business and organizations, and the curation of relevant information in business leadership to build strong companies and filters for businesses and business communications. Topics covered in this episode: Controlling your information filter and synthesizing information for a truer reality.Building good information for your company/business to promote better engagement and better morality.The Attention Economy "Information hygiene"Information is FUNDAMENTAL to existence. Complex systems in society and how to operate through them for self-fulfillment Connect with Sven Brueckner & Aram DiGennaro (Resources) Sven's LinkedIn: Sven BruecknerAram's LinkedIn: Aram DiGennaroChapters00:00 – Navigating Communication Challenges Aram and Sven open with reflections on how observation shapes reality and how communication creates shared meaning.01:55 – Quantum Entanglement and Reality They explore quantum experiments showing how observation defines outcomes and how information precedes matter.05:33 – The Nature of Time and Causality Is time a human construct for mapping causality and entropy?09:31 – Emergence in Complex Systems They examine emergence, fractality, and how patterns repeat across scales—from physics to society.13:13 – Constraints and Individual Behavior How internal and external constraints shape behavior.17:13 – Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Dynamics Aram and Sven contrast mechanistic organizations with adaptive systems balancing structure and autonomy.21:21 – Agents and Information Processing Aram defines agents as autonomous entities with perception and action, comparing humans and computational systems.25:10 – Exploration vs. Exploitation in Systems Using ant colonies as analogy, they show how variation and deviance fuel collective intelligence and innovation.29:16 – Organizational Structures and Decision Making They link biological self-organization to company design.33:04 – Information Hygiene and Attention Management The dialogue expands to attention economics and how environments shape perception. 37:05 – Behavioral Influence in Social Systems They unpack how subtle information placement shifts group behavior without direct control.41:00 – Challenges in Higher Education A systems-theory lens on academia’s rigidity, incentives, and risk aversion that block adaptation.45:12 – The Role of Information in Society The hosts consider attention as the new currency and how dopamine loops hijack cognition.49:05 – Navigating Information Overload How humans self-organize under informational stress—forming echo chambers and trusted groups to cope.53:02 – Creating Membranes for Decision Making The need for boundaries and filters to preserve mental clarity.56:57 – Conclusion: The Importance of Information Hygiene They close by tying it together: from quantum entanglement to attention, reality is shaped by information.

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