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LOL! "Get of my lawn!"

Weird... Guess well just Leo look into it. Exactly the same here. Although I just open like 10 tabs to see which one will open first lol.

Wicked Problems the world is facing and/or still havent solved. Wicked problems are •Complex •Full of unforeseen outcomes •Paradigmatic •Multi-faceted •Lacking a clear solution Terrorism Climate Change Homelessness Poverty Mass Incarceration (US) Organized Crime Human Trafficking Mass Shootings Income Inequality Cancer AIDS Pandemics Depression/Suicide Conspiracy Theories/Fake News Democratic Recession (The Rise Of Authoritarianism) Overpopulation ...and more

Will be sharing my notes on Systems Thinking here.

That sounds excellent! I will definitely look into that book!

@Leo Gura

Okay, good to know Im not alone, all the other sites i use are fine, Im letting go my attachments now (Lol, on the site) but i guess thats pointless then.

Mine too. 99% of my reading is audiobooks. —————————————————————

Lol, Im Turquoise! This has to be a joke, Im nowhere neeeaar Turquoise.

Nope, have you? Is it worth reading?

Look around the room and find where consciousness is not, Sean.

Took my second dose an hour ago, will keep yall posted.

Hakim is stuck at the Stage Green bottleneck, he needs to let go of his communist identity/fantasy and realize the solution is found at Yellow.

This could technically be seen as inciting violence or terrorism, I really hope the US doesnt go down the path of civil war or something. Shit just gets loonier everyday.

Dont be afraid of emotions. Learn to cry with other people, its bring you together. @integral Yeah, I sensed some trauma/guilt or something there, hope he can introspect more on that.

Climate Change solutions using Leverage Points, from low leverage to very high leverage. From easiest to implement to hardest. (Very basic stuff, Climate Change is way more complex than I can fit in a journal, this is just practice.) Changing the Parameters and Material Conditions. 12. Putting up defenses like walls against flooding, inventing technology to prevent damage to infrastructure, preventing forest fires. Creating a carbon tax. Doing protests in the street (Extinction Rebellion, Greta Thunberg.) 11. - 10. - 9. - 8. - Decreasing Positive Feedback Loops 7. Slowing down the Albedo Effect. Planting new forests. Changing Information Flows 6. Climate education in school, more corporate transparency. Regulations on anti-climate science propaganda. Putting responsibility on the big corporations instead of the consumers. Making Science more marketable and accessible to more people. Changing the Rules 5. Climate regulations, laws and punishments for big corporations. Making government oil lobbying illegal, making fossil fuel illegal, regulating deforestation. Replacing dirty energy with Green energy and new technology. Think Paris Agreement. 4. - Changing the Goal of the System 3. Sustainable living and survival of the species instead of eternal economic growth. Changing the paradigm 2. Sustainable living, seeing earth as a whole, learning to love nature, stabilizing economic growth. Seeing Green energy as viable and something to make money on. 1. -

Omg they shed tears together, so beautiful, Curt is deep, man.

A paper on how to create systems change, 21 pages, short and easy read, might need to know some jargon. http://www.donellameadows.org/wp-content/userfiles/Leverage_Points.pdf

Meh, its useful for me right now, its just a model, it will wither away when it needs to.

This is very interesting, I have been thinking about this lately too, you might be politically Stage Green but not Woo woo Green, I think those are two different camps, I wouldnt say youre not Stage Green just because youre not some New Age hippie, so yeah, some nuance and discernment is required there. For example Noam Chomsky is very Green but hes not some wacky, tea leaf reading, yoga pants wearing reiki practioner.