The need we respond to Everybody who lives today with eyes open to humankind’s present predicament knows that we are in the very midst of a turbulent phase of transition. (Some call it the Big Shift, Jump Time or Great Transition.) Out of the turbulence of this transformation, very different worlds may […]
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Musings by the Founder of Campus Co-Evolve Seeking out and resting on the edge is thrilling and soothing at the same time. From the edge, broader vistas are opening and beckoning the explorer in me. On the edge, I also take a deeper look at where I am and coming from. High above the […]
“In evolutionary theory, Jump Time is known as the time of punctuated equilibrium — when a species is living at the edge of its tolerance in a state of gestation and ferment and suddenly jumps into a new order of being…” — Jean Houston. We’re living in a time, about which the […]
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by jon freeman It is 40 years since the Futurist magazine published Prof. Clare W. Graves’ article titled “Human Nature Prepares for a Momentous Leap,” which contained predictions for our future that have proved remarkably prescient. The conditions that Graves anticipated are those we now experience. Graves’ theory regards human development as an adaptive process in which
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Meaning and Hope in a Complex World Book by Lene Rachel Andersen The world is changing and becoming more complex. Metamodernity provides us with a framework for understanding ourselves and our societies in a more complex way, as it integrates indigenous, pre-modern, modern, and postmodern cultural code. Indigenous culture can provide a connection to nature
Meaning and Hope in a Complex World Book by Lene Rachel Andersen The world is changing and becoming more complex. Metamodernity provides us with a framework for understanding ourselves and our societies in a more complex way, as it integrates indigenous, pre-modern, modern, and postmodern cultural code. Indigenous culture can provide a connection to nature
Patterns always build on what came before. This is true for patterns of culture as well. by joe brewer The world is getting to be pretty f*cked up now and something needs to be done about it. Humanity is heading toward a future that nobody wants because the cultural systems we are living within have become
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The happy author and her two books: Metamodernity in English, Metamodernitet in Danish and Lene Rachel Andersen herself. Official publication date is June 20th and you can find more info about the book here: http://nordicbildung.org/publications/metamodernity/ or read more here: Executive summary of the book
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We made them sing at the tech debate! Lene Rachel Andersen and Kim Escherich from Nordic Bildung (3rd and 4th from the left) were in a debate at the political festival Folkemødet on the island Bornholm. But before we started talking about the lack of women in computer science and the tech companies, we surprised
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It sounds like the kind of question a primary school child would ask, almost too simple to be of any importance: “The government creates it, probably the central bank, quantitative easing, isn’t it called?” Money, as ubiquitous as water, seeps into just about every part of our lives and yet most of us don’t know
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