Author: Timothy Wilken

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 […]

Timothy Wilken Making money is not the same as creating life support. Elsewhere I have defined mutual life support to be synergic wealth. Money was defined as neutral wealth. We […]