Author: Timothy Wilken

Reposted from the Earth Island Journal. Thanks for the link to Marguerite Hampton at the Turtle Island Institute. Richard Heinberg The atrocities of September 11, 2001 so dominated world news, […]

This essay was written in 1996. Flemming Funch I envision a time when most people have stopped having problems they don’t need to have, and where they spend most of […]

We posted the point-counterpoint debate between nanotechnology pioneer Eric Drexler and Rice University Professor and Nobel prize winner Richard Smalley on the feasibility of molecular assembly yesterday. This morning we […]

The following debate is stirring a lot of interest among leading technologists. Reposted from the December 1, 2003 Issue of Chemical & Engineering News. Rudy Baum In this Chemical & […]

Reposted from The Guardian UK. Johnjoe McFadden What prompted Good King Wenceslas to look out on that feast of Stephen? And why should he have cared that the poor man […]

Yesterday, we introduced a new idea called Biomimicry. Today we follow with an interview of the author of Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature. An Interview with Janine Benyus 1) What […]

Thanks for the link to Marguerite Hampton. Unknown Author Natural Intelligence: All organisms ~ plants, animals, fungi, algae, and bacteria ~ must grow, maintain, feed, and reproduce to ensure their […]

A good guy and fellow student of Alfred Korzybski writes this morning. Reposted from Ming the Mechanic. Flemming Funch One could say that there are several different kinds of logic, […]

Regular readers of the SynEARTH Network know I believe humanity is facing an extinction level crisis. I have even written a book about it. At CommUnity of Minds, I focus on […]