How to save the world

This is #53 in a series of month-end reflections on the state of the world, and other things that come to mind, as I walk, hike, and explore in my local community. 

My neighbourhood: Lafarge Lake with its running track and spor...

Three current events are on a collision course, and the result of that collision is likely to be a global economic collapse:

No, the title of this post isn’t misspelt. The post is about how this ‘me’, this brain’s construct that evolved to try to make sense of the world, has seemingly come to terms with itself. That’s not to imply ‘I’ actually had a role in this, or that there’s some advice or prescription in this post. It’s just an observation of what seems to be happening in this brain. F...

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Last year I wrote about how chronic precarity seems to affect us mentally...

earthset from the moon, from the Artemis II crew, via NASA

There should be a name for the paradox in which a large group of individuals, each biophilic by nature, each doing their best under the circumstances, each quietly knowing the consequences of runawa...