The Cognitive Ecologist
A space for deep inquiry, radical insight, and reimagining systems through Exclusion Feedback Synpraxis (EFS), the Cognitive Ecology Model (CEM), and emergent social theories.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 592 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The People Who Carry the System
I want to introduce you to four of the best systems analysts I know. None of them would call themselves that. None of them were invited to the conference. But if you want to understand how a place actually works — not how it says it works —...
When Someone Rewrites Your Reality
Narcissistic harm rarely begins with cruelty. It begins by quietly teaching you to doubt your own perception — and the recovery is learning to believe yourself again. These essays trace that arc.
This week’s reading list
Four...
Cognitive Ecology Is for Us
Here’s the thing about complexity science and complex adaptive systems: there’s still a quiet assumption that everyday people can’t really understand them. I’ve never believed that.
If anything, the truth runs the other way.
The people a...
Remembering How to Be Human
Sometimes the best conversations don’t stay inside the topic they began with.
When Cara Helene, writer of The Regenerative Hearth, joined me for this episode, we started with the same question I ask every guest:
What does Gestalt Language...
When the Wrong Word Becomes Your Identity
She was sensitive.
That was the word. Sensitive. Said kindly, usually — by teachers who meant it as a compliment, by parents who meant it as an explanation, by friends who meant it as affection. Said less kindly sometimes, by people who me...
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The Cognitive Ecologist | Neurodivergent system builder | Author of Cognitive Ecology | Creating frameworks for deep feeling and adaptive sovereignty.
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