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Crossnet - der kollektive Intellekt der Schweiz

Die Schweiz besteht aus klar trennbaren Landesteilen, mit jeweils starken Verbindungen zu den Nachbarländern und könnte somit leicht aufgeteilt und aufgelöst werden. Die Schweiz ist kein Nationalstaat, sondern hat sich durch den Willen des Volkes zum Staat entwickelt.

Das politische System der Schweiz ist einzigartig. Es gibt kein vergleichbares realexistierendes Modell für direktdemokratische Staatsformen. Die Erhaltung der Staatsidee unseres Politsystems ist von grosser weltweiter Bedeutung und stellt die - aus globaler Sicht - wichtigste Existenzberechtigung der Schweiz dar.

In einer immer stärker vernetzten Welt und in einer Welt mit immer grösser werdendem Druck zur raschen globalen Konsensfindung und Veränderung, kann die Schweiz nicht abseits stehen. Eine abseitsstehende Schweiz würde ihre Staatsidee zerstören, würde ihren Modellcharakter aufgeben, würde - aus globaler Sicht - ihre wichtigste Existenzberechtigung verlieren.

Die Erhaltung der Staatsidee ohne abseits zu stehen ist eine grosse Herausforderung für die politische Kultur der Schweiz. Die Schweiz braucht neue Ideen, neue Visionen und sie braucht einen neuen Konsens um ihre Staatsidee der Zeit anpassen zu können.

Um dieser Herausforderung gerecht zu werden ist es sinnvoll, neue und zeitgemässe Kommunikationstechnologien einzusetzen, um den konstruktiven Dialog zu fördern und den Leerlauf der Diskussionen in den heutigen Medien zu durchbrechen.

Crossnet stellt die Plattform dar, für solche neuartige Dialogtechniken. Crossnet verbindet die Köpfe der Schweiz zu einem Kollektiv - und wird so zum kollektiven Intellekt der Schweiz.

Sind Sie dabei?

Crossnet ist ein elektronischer Online-Service. Ueber Computer und Telefonleitung verbinden Sie sich mit der Crossnet Zentrale und bringen sich auf den neuesten Stand, wann immer es in Ihren Zeitplan passt. Sie verpassen nichts - auch wenn Sie aktiv an Diskussionen beteiligt sind!

Crossnet ist ein qualitativer Quantensprung für den Dialog in der Schweiz.

  • Crossnet Dialoge sind ‘live’:
    • 24 Stunden am Tag
    • 7 Tage in der Woche
    • 52 Wochen im Jahr
  • Crossnet Dialoge sind archiviert:
    • sofort und für immer
    • jederzeit zugänglich für jedermann
    • was einmal gesagt ist, muss nicht wiederholt werden
  • Crossnet Dialoge haben beides:
    • Teilnehmer, jederzeit und überall in der ganzen Schweiz
    • Zuschauer, jederzeit und überall in der ganzen Schweiz
  • Crossnet Dialoge sind parallel:
    • die Anzahl der Diskussionen ist unbegrenzt
    • teilnehmen und zuschauen tut man, wo es interessiert
  • Crossnet Dialoge sind offen für alle:
    • wer etwas zu sagen hat, kommt auch zu Wort
    • und wer zu Wort kommt, kann auch ausreden
  • Crossnet Dialoge kennen kein Ende:
    • sie können sich über mehrere Monate hinwegziehen
    • immer offen für neue Impulse von allen Seiten
    • bis ein Konsens gefunden ist
  • Crossnet Dialoge kennen keinen Zeitdruck:
    • Ideen und Impulse sind geplant
    • Reaktionen auf Aussagen sind bedacht
    • Antworten auf Fragen sind durchdacht
  • Crossnet Dialoge bleiben sachlich:
    • gemachte Aussagen werden auf Ihre Wahrheit geprüft
    • falsche Aussagen werden mit Fakten widerlegt
    • richtige Aussagen werden mit Fakten belegt
  • Crossnet Dialoge erweitern den Horizont:
    • Hintergrundinformationen sind abrufbar
    • assoziierte Dokumente und Dialoge sind verfügbar

Ausserdem können zwei Crossnet Mitglieder auch untereinander Informationen und Dokumente austauschen und einander Nachrichten zukommen lassen, womit Crossnet Kontakte fördert und vereinfacht. Die Crossnet Moderatoren helfen den Mitgliedern den Ueberblick über laufende Diskussionen und andere Crossnet Aktivitäten zu behalten und sorgen für eine sinnvolle Struktur des Systems.

3.10.1994, 15:06

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