Synergic Earth Network

The Chinese word for crisis is written by joining two ideograms together. When these ideograms, are presented separately they stand for danger and opportunity. To overcome crisis, you must successfully […]

“Denials of ecological limits resemble anosognosia (inability of stroke patients to recognize their paralysis). Some denial literature resembles their confabulations (elaborate unreal stories concocted as rationalizations.)” —William R. Catton, “The […]

Yesterday, we featured part one of Peter Corning’s article on Evolution and Ethics written in 1997.  Today we continue with part two. Peter A. Corning, Ph.D. Charlie Allnut: “What ya […]

In today’s world of increasing immorality in business,  government and on our streets, I think we could benefit from looking back at this article written in 1997. It is, in part, […]

Another speech by wiseman Daniel Quinn. Daniel Quinn In a recent semi-documentary film called Garbage, a toxic waste disposal engineer was asked how we can stop engulfing the world in […]

From the 2001 archives of YES! Magazine.  Guy Dauncey Every morning when we rise, we flick on the lights and various electrical appliances before we drive or cycle off to […]

From the World Game Institute,  a nonprofit global education and research organization founded by Buckminster Fuller in 1972. Medard Gabel Problem: 16 million people dying from starvation and 800 million malnourished […]

Chris Lucas is a researcher working on the philosophy and new sciences of Complexity Theory and Artificial Life. He has been involved full time in this area since 1994, and previously […]

The What the World Wants Project was completed in 1997. It was the work of many people led by social scientist Medard Gabel. Medard Gabel is the Director of World Game […]