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The Environment: Increasing Waste – Crash Course Chapter 24 | Peak Prosperity

The Environment: Increasing Waste – Crash Course Chapter 24 | Peak Prosperity. Chapter 24 of the Crash Course is now publicly available and ready for watching below. Following up on the previous chapter focusing on human-caused resource depletion, the other disheartening part of the story of the environment concerns the things we humans put back into […]

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Panarchy: Implications for Economic & Social PolicyHumanity’s Test

Panarchy: Implications for Economic & Social PolicyHumanity’s Test. Background  Panarchy is a model that seeks to explain the evolution of complex systems, developed firstly by Buzz Holling through his observation of the adaptive cycle of forests[1]. The forest cycle follows a process of growth/exploitation, conservation, release and reorganization/renewal. At first, there is rapid growth as new […]

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The Infinite Toddler Regress–The Krugman Function Part 3 – Transition Milwaukee

The Infinite Toddler Regress–The Krugman Function Part 3 – Transition Milwaukee. In this installment I’m going to talk about Paul Krugman’s resistance to whole-system thinking, and I’m going to do it by way of a comparison to a very different intellectual dispensation: namely the one demonstrated by my three year old twin sons.  Lest this […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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