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Crazy Town: Episode 133. Finding Crazy Town Part 5: Adapting to the Adaptive Cycle (opens the original)
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By Asher Miller, Jason Bradford, Rob Dietz, Alex Leff, originally published by Resilience.org What if collapse isn’t the end of the story but part of a larger cycle? In Part 5 of our six-part summer series, Finding Crazy Town, producer Alex Leff continues his investigation into the mysterious disappearance of Jason Bradford, Rob Dietz, and Asher Miller. Following clues from the Crazy Town archives leads to the adaptive cycle: a framework from ecology that describes how complex systems move throu
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Richard Heinberg (opens the original)
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Join us virtually to celebrate Richard Heinberg’s life and legacy. We will livestream the in-person program in California, featuring music, videos, and remembrances of Richard shared by those closest to him. (The in-person event is by invitation only.) Registration is not required for the livestream, and a recording will be available shortly after the event. If you want to receive reminders about this event, make sure you’re subscribed to our mailing list.
Crazy Town: Episode 132. Finding Crazy Town Part 4: The Myth of Progress - Are We There Yet? (opens the original)
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By Asher Miller, Jason Bradford, Rob Dietz, Alex Leff, originally published by Resilience.org What if the story we tell ourselves about progress is wrong? In Part 4 of our six-part summer series, Finding Crazy Town, producer Alex Leff continues his investigation into the mysterious disappearance of Jason Bradford, Rob Dietz, and Asher Miller. Following clues from the Crazy Town archives, Alex begins questioning one of the most deeply held assumptions of modern society: that history is a story of
Human Nature Odyssey, Episode 26. Can Games Save The World From Bureaucracy? With C. Thi Nguyen (opens the original)
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By Alex Leff, originally published by Human Nature Odyssey How did humans go from living in small-scale communities where everyone knew each other to building a massive civilization filled with billions of strangers? And what the heck holds those societies together? In this episode, philosopher C. Thi Nguyen, author of The Score: How to Stop Playing Somebody Else’s Game, joins the odyssey to explore the strange relationship between games, bureaucracy, and large-scale society. We explore why bure
Human Nature Odyssey, Episode 25. The Forest and the Forager (opens the original)
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By Alex Leff, originally published by Human Nature Odyssey You might think that you are not a forager. But what if no matter our lifestyle or job title, we are forever hunter gatherers in this world: of food, of love, of meaning. In this immersive episode, join Alex on a walk through an ancient forest as you explore what it means to live life as a forager. It’s a journey through the Garden of Eden grocery store, a wrestling with the gods, and a coming home to feast and famine. If you’d like to s
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