Why Weave Networks Now?

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When things are going well, there’s a process weaving from the bottom to the top. When relationships are forming well, microscopic neural networks weave together in the brain, individual personalities weave together and are made stronger, families weave tight bonds and are made more resilient, neighborhoods become more coherent, towns more vibrant,

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What we actually need is more dense networks of connection, like the interwoven mycelium of fungi. This network, which looks like the nervous system in our bodies, communicates and transports nutrients quickly. It creates more health and resilience in a garden or ecosystem.

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A time for joining paws, roots, hands, vines. Ecosystems are more resilient as they become more complex and interdependent: the more nodes of connection, the wider the range of species diversity and collaboration, the more likely it is for a forest to withstand disruption. Art by the brilliant @priya_roo

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