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The negative consequences of forcing the forests to become legible to their planners didn’t become obvious until after second rotation of trees to be planted, about a century later. This is important to note: the first-order effects, what happens right away, are often beneficial; it’s the second and third-order effects of forcing legibility onto an... See more

a term that we often use at

spatial Labs is the term sustainable

Consciousness right denoting to not only

the physical act of being sustainable

but thinking about sustainability as a

way of life right incorporating it into

your daily habits the way you think the

way you speak to others the frequency of

words you use right to as Yoda would say

to do or do... See more

“A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit.” - Greek Proverb

Capitalism is often viewed as an efficiency mechanism, when in reality, it’s an exploration and discovery mechanism. The Austrian School of Economists recognized this. The miraculous strength of capitalism isn’t its beautiful singing voice or fantastic lyrics. Its true strength is not efficiency. In fact, a controlled economy can be very efficient... See more

Not all questions seek answers, some seek journeys.

“What it would be like to live in a mental world where one’s reasons for making something functionally, and one’s reasons for making something a certain shape, or in a certain ornamental way are coming from precisely the same place in you?

Precisely the same place.”

— Christopher Alexander