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The Great Simplification

Nate Hagens

People, society, and Earth's systems midway through the carbon pulse

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Latest Issues

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7 Meta Questions About Our Global Metabolism

Based on this week’s podcast episode with Geoffrey West, which covered how biological scaling applies to human economies, this week’s Frankly are some questions brought up for me on what this might mean for the future of our societies. Thro...

22 days ago
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Metabolism and the Hidden Laws of Biology

Today, I’m joined by physicist Geoffrey West to discuss his decades of work on metabolic scaling laws found in nature and how they apply to humans and our economies. As we think about the past and future of societies, there are patterns tha...

24 days ago
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The Fellowship of the Ring - ‘Bend Not Break’

Long time listeners of this podcast will know that some of my favorite books are the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien - and I’ve made numerous metaphors linking today’s human challenges from these works. For today’s Frankly, ...

a month ago
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Domination and Partnership in Society

Since starting this podcast, I’ve met and have learned from dozens of people, who I otherwise may never have come across - today’s guest is one such person. Riane Eisler has been working in systems science for decades studying ‘domination’ ...

a month ago
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