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‘The basic behaviour mode of the world system is exponential growth of population and capital, followed by collapse… Under the assumption that population and capital growth should not be deliberately limited but should be left to “seek their own levels”, we have not been able to find a set of policies that avoids the collapse mode of behavior.’
Richard Roberts • Limits to Growth at 50: the groundbreaking study that failed to change the world
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When are we perceiving individuals that are not actually individuals after all?
Huddlecraft • 10 examples of ‘peer-led’ behaviours in nature
This article highlights up to 9 examples of peer-to-peer and cooperative behaviours from the natural world.
Huddlecraft • 10 examples of ‘peer-led’ behaviours in nature
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But that is not how the mind works. First of all, the mind doesn’t truly care about “success”; it just wants to feel loved and then it mistakenly assumes that that is what “success” will bring. Second, whether or not your life feels “lame” is really a matter of how earnestly you pay attention to the world, rather than how much “success” you’ve achieved. In other words: “success”, in the conventional sense, can be completely decoupled from your happiness, and so can failure.
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