In service of Life.
Thomas Schindlersense, meaning and action-making at the edge between the herenow and the thenthere
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A Good Ending Required
Somewhere in the middle of our conversation, Gesine Schwan said something about herself that felt like a diagnosis of many of the people around me.
She said the intellectual interest was never the main thing. It was only ever instrumental....
More food with fewer people
At the ploughing, they sang.
At the threshing, someone walked behind the animals and sang to them, urging them on, promising them fresh hay when the work was done. Somewhere nearby another person cut the barley, singing something different...
What the forest already knows
Two weeks ago the serial mapped both dead ends: the fossil battery draining, the electric world needing more metal than mining can deliver. Last week it added a quieter problem. Recycling eases the hunger but cannot still it, not during the...
You have to be gone half the year
Helena Norberg-Hodge on Ladakh, the blindness of good people, and why the argument is not more government or less, but which direction.
In ancient Tibetan, the verb tells you whether you saw it.
Not the tense. The witness. When you...
What the battery leaves behind
Two design flaws, sitting next to each other. One compels growth. The other lets whoever grows rich from externalising harm buy the rules. Between them they disable the market’s error correction entirely.
This is not metaphor. Gilens and P...
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