A growing number of people realized that humans would have to solve the problems of communication and blinked thinking and learn to accept other talkers and listeners as equals, before the problems of world balance and sustainability could be addressed. Here are some of their thoughts on the matter. Create new and unfamiliar circumstances within a controlled environment such as a meeting. Many more patterns of thought, behavior and cycles exist than people usually think. Introducing the concept of total time allocation per person in meetings has the effect that participants quickly recognize the need to treat speaking time as a valuable commodity.
More complicated models involve the possibility of penalizing or rewarding participants.
This can be done by withdrawing speaking time or allotting extra time credits according to the vote of participants and audience. Make people more aware of vicious problem circles in society and the need to view systems as a whole before arguing for changes in individual areas. Many stalemates in discussions arise from the problem that one side simply doesn't see the connections between two processes that the other see as linked in a specific way. Establish participants' goals and visions for the future as well as their view of the current situation. Meetings have titles and agendas but participants often only vaguely know what others attending the meeting hope to achieve and why.