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ABOUT 
All things evolve.  SINTEZO represents an idea that has evolved with its growing community of writers who brought their own idiolects and idioms into a shared and experimental space.  SINTEZO is a manifestation of the complexity of ideas - how ideas evolve, change, appear, disappear, reappear and morph.

SINTEZO is intended to be a more defined space for conversation; an attempt to curate a broad conversation that can be informative and evocative.  It is a place where science and art become collaborating, informing forces.  The starting point for SINTEZO was the realisation of the many barriers that exist between different disciplines, preventing them from talking to each other about complex nature of most of the ideas we live by.  Each discipline has its own culture, own vocabulary, own codes of behaviour, and so on.  Each discipline has its own personality so to speak.  Moreover, each discipline tends to self-talk; that is, a kind of talk that does not create new ideas or new solutions as much as it could.  The repetitive nature of such conversations prevents the emergence of innovation that is an essential part of solving complex problems.  

SINTEZO is a conversation about complexity and insights can be redescribed so that we can make better lives, better communities, better workplaces.

But most of all, SINTEZO is an attempt to mobilise conversations that expand beyond a single dogma, single strategy and single way of understanding various phenomena.  What happens afterwards is hopefully a renewed sense of confidence in the face of uncertainty.

The editorial approach SINTEZO relies upon in producing each edition, is modelled on the Rashomon Effect; an idea based on the classic Akira Kurosawa film Rashomon, where an event (a crime) is recounted differently by a number of observers, often contradicting each other. This allows writers, editors and readers to escape the all-too-common slide into dogmatic representation of ideas.

Moreover, it keeps the possibilities of collaborative interpretations alive. 

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» The views, opinions, and perspectives expressed in SINTEZO magazine are those of the individual authors and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of SINTEZO magazine, its editorial team, or its affiliates. SINTEZO magazine assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions and is not liable for any decisions made based on the information provided.

 

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