It’s our view of humans as essentially disconnected, begun in agrarian civilizations, exacerbated with the Scientific Revolution, and institutionalized by global capitalism, that has set us on this current path either to collapse or TechnoSplit."
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We Nearly Had It Right ... but
There were times when I felt we (humanity) might survive. Yes we have mostly got it wrong but up until 1933 a new trend in human nature spil...
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From the Broadbent Institute: On the recent passage of Bill 21 in Quebec: "Put simply, expressions of Muslim identity are portray... -
When you glance at the history of human organization, what stands out to you as something that keeps happening? War? Violence? Hate? Myso... -
Walking around the Farmer's Market on a summer morning I passed two craftswomen engaged in conversation. What word describes the op...
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