Indigenous Perspectives
by Keely Adler and · updated 4mo ago
Indigenous Perspectives
There Is No “Artificial” Intelligence: A Conversation with the Initiative for Indigenous Futures
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- From indigenous cultures — who’ve tended to operate on a paradigm of cooperative collectivism that’s deeply entwined with their relationship to nature — to the African Ubuntu philosophy that emphasizes communal values, empathy, shared humanity, and the foundational belief that individuals exist in a web of relationships, there are countless cultura... See more
from Our Centaur Future - A RADAR Report
Keely Adler added 4mo ago
- We have tried to relate to the world around us through only the left side of our brain, and we are clearly failing. If we are to re-establish a viable relationship, we will need to rediscover the wisdom of these other cultures who knew that their relationship to the land and to the natural world required the whole of their being.
from Ritual is Essential by Dolores LaChapelle
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Lien De Ruyck added 2y ago
- Most native societies around the world had three common characteristics: they had an intimate, conscious relationship with their place; they were stable "sustainable" cultures, often lasting for thousands of years; and they had a rich ceremonial and ritual life. They saw these three as intimately connected.
from Ritual is Essential by Dolores LaChapelle
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Home is where the heart is, according to young people
by Eloise Hendy (info@dazedgroup.com)
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