By Patrick Mazza, The Raven
We must have ideas on the table for what might now seem politically impossible but in a few years seem politically inevitable. Let us think in terms of mutuality and interdependence, how we will work together, rather than separation and how we will break apart.
By Robert Wanalo, Medium.com
Yes, there is need for a more holistic kind of economics, but alongside that, there needs to be a cultured recognition of how interdependent this field is with other forms of study and experience.
By Frederic Jennings, Resilience.org
One of the greatest and most overwhelming conceptual breakthroughs of my life was the realization that everything in our universe is connected and interacting in networks of interdependent cause and effect through time.
By Jeremy Lent, Great Transition Initiative
It is of the utmost importance to establish the right framework of values for the deep transformation of civilization that is needed. As I have laid out in The Patterning Instinct, different cultures have constructed vastly different systems of values, and those values have shaped history. Similarly, the values we choose today as a society will shape our future. The stakes for getting it right could hardly be higher.
By Cristina Escrigas, The Great Transition
We need a new conception of human progress that recognizes the interdependence of the economic, social, political, and environmental spheres.
By David Bergman, EcoOptimism
The Fourth of July tends to spark a number of alternative ideas of independence.