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NYCW Reflections - Where I would start if I led the environmental portfolio at OpenAI and Anthropic’s philanthropic arms. (opens the original)
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Authors note: Please read this with some grace. I wrote this with a cold the Saturday and Sunday mornings after NYCW while juggling feeding and entertaining a four month old. The ideas are not anywhere near their final form — just putting them out there because I felt called to do so, and to do so with urgency.Where Humanity Meets Nature is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<form class=
AMA with surprise guest Tim Christophersen (opens the original)
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A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who submitted questions for the AMA! What a fun set of questions to explore :)And I figured instead of answering them alone, it would be much more fun to do so in conversation. So I reached out to my good friend Tim Christophersen and here’s our conversation. Maybe not so surprisingly, the conversation covered a lot of ground — from agency and purpose, to parenthood, to the alternative economies, to AI in service of life.And for those who don’t know Tim, he’s currentl
Where defense hawks, libertarians and leftists find common environmental ground. (opens the original)
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Over the course of human history, many major civilizations have collapsed because of water. From the Akkadian empire in Mesopotamia and the Old Kingdom of Egypt around 2000 BC to the Mayan Empire in Central America around 900 AD to the Ming Dynasty around 1600 AD.Where Humanity Meets Nature is a reader-supported publicatio
The identity vs character crisis in the environmental movement... and beyond. (opens the original)
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I was recently turned onto a youtube conversation about the unicontext, a theory developed by Philosopher for what happens when billions of people are all forced to inhabit the same global conversation through the internet and social media. The conversation between Agnes and explores why online life feels overwhelmingly negative and why public discourse has become so focused on outrage and identity. I strongly recommend giving the full conversation a li
Instead of wildfire tariffs, should the US be paying Canada for the rain their forests produce for us? (opens the original)
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After almost a week holed up in our home in New York with our newborn, the wildfire smoke from Canada blew out enough for us to start to go on walks with her outside again. And I started writing this piece.Where Humanity Meets Nature is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="button
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