Metacrisis | The Great Unraveling 🧬

None of this is possible inside the industrial mindset that treats humans as controllable inputs in a predictable machine. The factory cosmology—time-and-motion, Taylor, Ford—cannot run a complex, entangled planet.

We are multitudes in becoming, not single-function nodes. The future economy must prize reciprocal care, emancipatory technology, and th... See more

Sixty-eight per cent of large firms—as the data now screams—are functionally loss-making once you net their environmental and social costs. They appear profitable only by smearing their liabilities across the lungs, soils and futures of people they will never meet. In other words, the engine room of capitalism is not merely coughing; it is exhaling... See more

Twenty-six civilizations over 8,000 years. Each rose, peaked, and collapsed. Not because they failed. Because that’s the design.

It’s not a bug. It’s a feature.

Progress happens through crisis. Old forms exhaust themselves to make way for the new. Always has been this way.

George Hegel (1770-1831) called it Dialectics . He viewed history as a pattern... See more