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In an article last month I described how an unintended consequence of the evolution of large brains (the development of and attachment to ego) is that we have become “Too Smart for Our Own Good“. In that article I posted … Continue reading →

image from the film Baraka I‘ve just finished Abram’s follow-up to his Spell of the Sensuous. The earlier book is one of the most important I have ever read, and didn’t feel the new book, Becoming Animal, added a lot … Continue reading →

This is what I plan to read, next week, at my father’s memorial: A few years ago, a number of weblogging colleagues and I began a practice of maintaining, and updating once a year or so, the obituary for ourselves … Continue reading →

In 2010, after 40 years trying to work within the industrial growth society, Dave walked away from it. During that 40 years he advised entrepreneurs about innovation, research, sustainability, coping with complexity, and the effective use of knowledge and social … Continue reading →

I’ve been in BC for ten days, house-hunting on the Sunshine Coast and Bowen Island. So far, the plan I set out a year ago — to summer on the BC coast or gulf islands, and to ‘winter’ in Australia … Continue reading →

I’ve updated my Table of Contents right up to today (now uploaded). I’ve expanded the width of the right sidebar (and moved the content that was in the left sidebar over to the right one). That allows for fuller subcategory … Continue reading →

Since a lot of people are asking, here’s a quick update on my situation. All the tests for infections came back negative, as did the x-rays. The stomach cramps and related symptoms continue unchanged for a 15th day. The doctors … Continue reading →

Just a quick note that, if you’re interested in chatting online with some of the world’s leading environmentalists, now’s your chance. Register for Habitat Jam, and when you get your confirmation, log in to any of the 7 themed discussions … Continue reading →

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The Idea: As regular readers know, I have occasionally published articles on this site from people who do not have their own weblogs. This will mark the third time I’ve published the work of Glenn Parton, best known for his … Continue reading →