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Gene Bellinger has been a passionate Systems Thinker for almost four decades. He is a highly respected member of the systems thinking community, a member of the\u00a0System Dynamics Society, author of\u00a0several hundred articles, and host of over 800 videos on Systems Thinking.<\/p>\n
In 2013 Gene coauthored\u00a0Beyond Connecting the Dots: Modeling for Meaningful Results\u00a0with Scott Fortmann-Roe, the developer of Insight Maker. For almost six years Gene hosted the\u00a0Systems Thinking World discussion groups on LinkedIn and Facebook, a group of ~21,000 members focused on developing a better understanding of, and employing systems thinking principles.<\/p>\n
Gene is also the developer of the\u00a0Systems-Thinking\u00a0and\u00a0SystemsWiki\u00a0websites. He has been a major contributor to the development of\u00a0Insight Maker, a web based modeling and simulation environment, and\u00a0of Kumu, a web-based relationship-mapping environment. Presently Gene is actively engaged in developing the\u00a0Systems Thinking World Kumu e-Learning Environment (STW KeLE),\u00a0The Perspectives Project and the Systems Learning Sessions.<\/p>\n
Reading (in “Uncommon Sense”) that studying\u00a0Hydrogen and Oxygen does not let you understand the characteristic of “wetness.”<\/p>\n