Our Crises in Context
Andrea Pnormalizing informed, constructive discussion of civilization's predicament
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(apo)calyptic voices | 2. Not Applicable
This series looks at the distortion of collapse discourse toward acknowledgement that things are bad and could get worse, but without a grasp on what I would consider true collapsology - they don’t have a solid appreciation of “inter-realm ...
(apo)calyptic voices | 1. Intelligence and Integrity
This series looks at the distortion of collapse discourse - at the acknowledgement that things are bad and could get worse, but without a grasp on what I would consider true collapsology. These messengers lack a solid appreciation of “inter...
If we're killing so many insects, why aren't crop yields plummeting?
Along with last week’s question about mass extinctions, this was another one I looked into. I don’t know what’s normal for 35-year-old women to ponder, but a lot of what pops into my head comes under the umbrella of “How am I not dead from ...
comments & questions for a memetics nerd
One of my friends thinks a lot about cultural shifts. He was generous to take set aside some time to chat (I don’t know that he expected it would go two hours…) and the following is what occurred to me afterwards.
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