Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. We all become compost — but who among us feeds regeneration for the Earth? We are all at risk with the Coronavirus. It cannot be contained at this point in time — though there is still much that can be done to slow its spread with social distancing and quarantines to avoid overwhelming our […]
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Thanks Andrew, for now it is easiest to follow me on Twitter for latest updates. If I get a chance over the next few days I may make a better solution 🙂
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[3.15.20] The story of the unfolding meta-crisis that we have been watching for the last decade has become enormously more salient over the past few weeks. This is a moment of major risk along many different fronts. It is also a moment of singular opportunity. Foremost among them is to learn. The Deep Code hypothesis has
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A practical guide for the aspiring DIY data scientist Living in Italy is intense right now. It took only 17 days to go from first noticing the COVID-19 outbreak, to having to refuse people care because hospitals are overloaded. Human brains do not intuitively grasp exponentials. We need prosthetics. That’s why I have been learning a
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A reflection on the emotional effects of a pandemic Written by Mike Gilliland with contributions by Euvie Ivanova. Many have been caught off guard by the rapid onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’re all suddenly realizing that a lot of things are about to change. People we know are going to be affected by this virus. Businesses will
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A practical guide for the aspiring DIY data scientist Living in Italy is intense right now. It took only 17 days to go from first noticing the COVID-19 outbreak, to having to refuse people care because hospitals are overloaded. Human brains do not intuitively grasp exponentials. We need prosthetics. That’s why I have been learning a
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article by Simoon Fransen & Joke Middelbeek The African saying “it takes a village to raise a child” acquires a new meaning for us: “it takes a community to raise a child”. But the reverse is also true: it takes a child to raise a community. The system crisis in primary education Against the background
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Chapter 1: Embodied Cognition, Living Systems and the Culture Wars We are lost in the woods. It is 2020, and the mist grows thick and full of desperate voices. As we wander blindly, we hear growls that might mean the end of us. The decade began with images of hell fire; the burning bush in Australia
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Chapter 1: Embodied Cognition, Living Systems and the Culture Wars We are lost in the woods. It is 2020, and the mist grows thick and full of desperate voices. As we wander blindly, we hear growls that might mean the end of us. The decade began with images of hell fire; the burning bush in Australia
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A Story to Bind Us: The Intellectual Deep Web and a New Meta-Narrative We know ourselves through stories, and we know each other through the stories we share. But for all the beauty of stories, we are drowning in them. This is, after all, the promise of postmodernism; the grand narratives that bound us together
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