Sunilgill·Sep 12What My Farm Taught Me about Leading PeopleNo degree. No leadership title. Just soil, water, and a whole lot of patience.
InPhilosophy TodaybyMathieu Bourhis·Sep 4Facing the crisis: taking history in reverseWhat if the only way to survive the ecological catastrophe was to have the courage to take History against the tide?
Isobel Bishop·Aug 28Open Source AI for the Entropic FutureSince the introduction of personal computers in the information age which defines our present moment in history, we have been experiencing…
Barbara Williams·Aug 26UK Green Paper on Public MediaUK citizens are invited to submit their opinion regarding a Green Paper that suggests big changes to our public media channels e.g. BBC…
Neena·Aug 16how crisis is used as opportunity to advance capitalismHow many crises have millennials experienced so far? Crises are rarely just one-time interruptions to the otherwise smooth functioning of…
InThe New Climate.byPaul Abela, MSc·Aug 3Chasing Wealth Is Making Us Miserable. Could Degrowth Set Us Free?Inside the case for degrowth — a radical rethink of work, wealth, and progress.A response icon4A response icon4
Melissa Marie·Jul 26What Kinds of Products Do Our Economic Systems Produce?Industrial design has traditionally focused on improving products. Designers seek to enhance function, usability, manufacturability…
Elisabeth Robson·Jul 25Remaking the World in an Age of OvershootWhat happens when a civilization that has already transformed the living world on an unprecedented scale responds to the consequences of…A response icon6A response icon6
