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A peek into the transcontextual changes in the energy crisis. I love …

A peek into the transcontextual changes in the energy crisis. I love conversations with Nate. https://t.co/E5r0gV8tmx Quoted tweet from @NJHagens: For some, energy blindness is receding fast. Electricity prices in Sweden are now 30X than just 2 months ago. This week’s Frankly w/ @NoraBateson is on how people are coping and reacting to a sudden […]

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Un-pick-apart-able

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First published in Kosmos Journal in 2018 Continue reading on Medium »

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Tearing and Mending

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Transcontextual Learning and ‘Healing’ Continue reading on Medium »

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Ready-ing

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Here is a link to the new Ready-ing paper published in the journal of Systems Reseach and Behavioral Science. Continue reading on Medium »

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It’s Fantastic

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It’s fantastic. Continue reading on Medium »

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Self Portrait

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If I were a mathematical formula I would be a chalkboard full of symbols and arrows. No. I would be many such chalkboards. Continue reading on Medium »

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Self Portrait

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I could be an ink on paper where the ink soaked through to where we meet Continue reading on Human Parts »

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Finding a Way — Warmly

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People Need People to-gather. (photo n.bateson) Nora Bateson 2022 “We have been lost to each other for so long. My name means nothing to you. My memory is dust.This is not your fault, or mine.” — Anita Diamant, The Red Tent. Of all the necessities to human life: water, air, food, shelter — probably the most important is being in relationship with

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