By Monica Sharma, M.D.Director, Leadership and Capacity Development, United Nations, OHRLLS Our World We are living in a time of whole system transition on a personal and planetary scale that affects every aspect of life as we know it. Patterns of possibility are emerging that have never before been available ...
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Paul Ehrlich w/ Seed Magazine Does human culture evolve via natural selection, as our genes do? Biologists have a pretty good idea of both how flies become resistant to DDT and how humans and primates have diverged over time. That's because the mechanism underlying these processes is the same. Using ...
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By George Por Wisdom Society or Extinct Society Connecting our conversations is the best way to discover that the future is already here, but that the awareness of it is not evenly distributed. Why is this important? Because, the choice is between joining together to create a wisdom society or regressing ...
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DeepSurface This equation plagues me with the simple way it gives the mind a window into a much larger perspective. Infinity is a concept, not a number, so it can only be “approached.” It is more accurate to say that you (or I) become infinitely small when compared to infinity. ...
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Integral Options | May 31 2008 image source Science Proves Nothing. A statement like this can get me some serious hate mail. But it's not my statement, it's from Gregory Bateson, in Mind and Nature (1980), the first of his basic presuppositions about reality (another famous one, quoting Korzybski, ...
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This article is featured on: Science & Spirituality & Holistic Quantum Relativity Holistic Quantum Relativity (HQR) Google Group UK This work-in-progress may be of interest to the distinguished ATCA and IntentBlog members, given our joint concentration on opportunities and threats arising from climate chaos; radical poverty; geo-politics, organised crime ...
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Authored by Purify Mind "How do things appear to exist to us?" Thubten Chodron asks her audience while holding up a cracker. "Here is a cracker," she goes on, "It appears to us to be a real cracker. Anyone who walks in this room should be able to identify ...
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Authored by Laura Quantum Physics may seem complicated to understand. It is. The reason is not because of the math or science involved (even though that could be hard to grasp), it’s because of the unbelievable philosophical implications that arise out of understanding it. Niels Bohr, a renowned physicist ...
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Authored by Laura Bear with us on the Chaos Theory article. It seems a bit technical upon first read, but it actually isn't as difficult to grasp as it may seem initially. Give it a go! Traditional Newtonian physics is often understood as deterministic, where physical matter operates within ...
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Andy Clark & David J. Chalmers | December 6 2008Thanks to Integral Praxis for link Department of Philosophy Washington University St. Louis, MO 63130 Department of Philosophy University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 andy@twinearth.wustl.edu chalmers@arizona.edu *[[Authors are listed in order of degree of belief in the central thesis.]] [[Published in Analysis 58:10-23, 1998. Reprinted ...
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