Looks like another example of power of the platform and extractive industrial practices taking advantage of people. Real research gains must look at citizen science now we have wider outreach. https://lnkd.in/dkUmCVSX

🤔 Why are futures & foresight important for systems change and new ways of living and being? Daniel Christian Wahl shares his insight with us on this topic in his book "Designing Regenerative Cultures". 👉 Learn more about this topic in our next event on Futures & Foresights: https://lnkd.in/erur5-UR

Don't miss today's featured Plenary: What’s Next for Science, Navigating New Realities in a Changing World. A panel of science-focused journalists will discuss their perspectives on how the Earth and space science enterprise might change in a new political environment. The implications of the U.S. elections, and initial indications that research and development investments will change, stands to influence the future of not just U.S. based science, but the global scientific enterprise. https://lnkd.in/ghYfpfD5

With a new operating-systems for humanity tuned to promote the expanding value of our differences over the narrowing purview of our stifling commonalities.

We are technically in a mini ice age since before Columbus discovered America, being roughly 5 degrees cooler since that time. CO2 in the atmosphere is at near extinction level lows and it may be postulated the planet would be dead without cars emitting CO2. Natural methane seepages are a problem but tech exists to solve that problem at a profit! Want harmony in the atmosphere? Plant a trillion trees - the closer to the equator, the better. More questions? ASK A GEOLOGIST!!!

With a new operating-systems for humanity tuned to promote the expanding value of our differences over the narrowing purview of our stifling commonalities.

With a new operating-systems for humanity tuned to promote the expanding value of our differences over the narrowing purview of our stifling commonalities.

“Life is an Octopus – the Politics and Ontology of Regeneration”, a talk by Oleg Koefoed, Friday 25 October, 13h CET – Online: contact us for the link “I will attempt to encircle the slippery and poly-cerebral creature of “regeneration”, by encircling it with two strings. The first string asks how ‘regenerative action’ is relevant in relation to sustainability, climate change, and the metacrisis – aka the politics in a wide sense, The second string looks at the ontological challenge that I find emerges from adopting a regenerative perspective on the world – aka the black holes and deep waters of an ontological shift. Both strings will be explored through examples from my own work with immersive practices and that of some regenerative frontrunners whom I have encountered in the research to two upcoming books on Forces of Life and Forces of Regeneration.” https://lnkd.in/dTcNrryx

Looking to understand the real-world impact of science? PNAS Front Matter breaks down the latest research and policy developments through expert journalism and commentary. Dive into the stories shaping science today at https://ow.ly/KUhj50TZi3n.

Very interesting talk. Some arguments can be debated but it’s a good overview of the historical period we are living in.