(1) The Great Reset discourse seems to be a direct transfer from the Genesis flood narrative. Aberrations in both cases.
(2) While important, traditions aren't silver bullets. They can't produce civilizations lasting more than 350 years.
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(2) While important, traditions aren't silver bullets. They can't produce civilizations lasting more than 350 years.
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(3) Very few exceptions have existed. One worth citing is the ancient Greek civilization but it was a blend of traditions, democracy and openness to some degree.
(4) Evolution is Individuation in time. The article misses that understanding individuation is key for our evolution.
(4) Evolution is Individuation in time. The article misses that understanding individuation is key for our evolution.
Basics:
- Horst Bredekamp (Darwin's Corals)
- Schopenhauer's Opus or B. Magee (The Philosophy of Schopenhauer)
- Sloterdijk (Spheres + Rules for the Human Zoo)
- G. Simondon (translated by Taylor Adkins 2020)
- A Lima-de-Faria (Evolution without Selection)
- Horst Bredekamp (Darwin's Corals)
- Schopenhauer's Opus or B. Magee (The Philosophy of Schopenhauer)
- Sloterdijk (Spheres + Rules for the Human Zoo)
- G. Simondon (translated by Taylor Adkins 2020)
- A Lima-de-Faria (Evolution without Selection)
Real world research:
- Adrian Bejan (Constructal law)
- Chris Maser (Reuniting Economy and Ecology in Sustainable Development + Social-Environmental Planning: The Design Interface Between Everyforest and Everycity)
- Petra Kuenkel (The Art of Leading Collectively)
- Adrian Bejan (Constructal law)
- Chris Maser (Reuniting Economy and Ecology in Sustainable Development + Social-Environmental Planning: The Design Interface Between Everyforest and Everycity)
- Petra Kuenkel (The Art of Leading Collectively)
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