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The Ecosystem Hypothesis
We live (and die) inside of systems that were imagined centuries ago by those ambitious and narrow minds of colonists and patriarchs. We live inside the lineage of relatively ignorant imaginations, which were obsessed with protection and domination. But we know so much more now. We know each other’s pain and complexity now; we know we are one inter... See more
adrienne maree brown • Murmurations: Returning to the Whole
Now that science is starting to explore our interconnectedness, traditional barriers between disciplines are starting to break down. We increasingly understand the limitations of studying subjects in isolation. Just as the individual grows from the stage of dependence through independence to an awareness of their interdependence, so the same may be
... See morePhilip Carr-Gomm • What Do Druids Believe? (What Do We Believe)
Humanity is at a crossroads, will we be hoarders or healers? There is every reason to argue that history proves either. System Change is needed to find our way to another way of living that is not fed by exploitation of each other and the ecology. The change needed is not in any of the institutions, for surely they are interdependent, the change is... See more
Nora Bateson • Digging into Warm Data, The Warm Data Lab, and Certified Training.
It is these “simple interactions” – from how we relate to the thoughts in our own heads, to how we show up in our relationships, to how we exist as local communities – that create the patterns that give rise to our ecosystems and societies.
Tiago Forte • The Heart Is the Bottleneck
Understanding Living Systems
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