These articles explore that question.
Y2K, Experts and Citizens
Y2K paternalism, democracy and
responsible openness
Raising the Quality of
Dialogue about Y2K
(By the way... What does Y2K have
to do with co-intelligence?)
Y2K Public Participation
Proposal
Scope of Co-Intelligence Y2K
efforts
A Y2K Call to Our Culture's
Storytellers
From Ideology to Dialogue: The Left
and Y2K by Kenoli Oleari
Y2K is a Door that Looks Like a Wall
Does it matter if it's a "Y2K effect"?
Feedback loops, resilence, financial
systems and Y2K
A toolbox of co-intelligent
processes for Y2K community work
For a quick taste of some powerful processes, read
Ordinary
citizens evaluate technology
Canada's
co-intelligent experiment
The
World Cafe process
Wisdom
Councils
Open
Space Technology
If you want the full vision of a co-intelligent politics which
integrates these and many other processes, see
The story of Pat and Pat -- the view from the year 2019
See also:
Y2K Media Issues
Co-Intelligence, Democracy and Holistic
Politics
Jumping from the Hot Pot: Notes on
Democracy in a Technological Age
"What we should have is a plenitude of alternatives and lots of conversation."
-- Douglass Carmichael