— Letter from Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King
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— Letter from Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King
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https://anagora.org/all-watched-over-by-machines-of-loving-grace
+ Doughnut Economics
+ Free, Fair and Alive
+ Anarchist Cybernetics
+ Emergent Strategy
+ Cybernetic Revolutionaries
And @lollonero@antinetzwerk.de just shared “Komplexität «Chaostheorie» und die Linke.”
It’s fantastic so far. for the Unit 1 assignment you code up a little ant foraging simulation in NetLogo.
https://www.complexityexplorer.org/courses/119-introduction-to-complexity
Some good stuff on the paucity of GDP as a metric. Also a chat with Kate Raworth on how Doughnut Economics is becoming quite well known lately.
And they speak to Rokhsana Fiaz about what is happening in Newham in London, which sounds pretty rad – community wealth building, citizens’ assembly, and participatory budgeting.
https://www.cheerfulpodcast.com/rtbc-episodes/go-big-rethink-the-economy
Enjoyed this interview. Sounds like a good book.
In a nutshell – politics is failing our home, the biosphere, massively. The biosphere and climate change needs to be at the centre of governance. Systems thinking is a means to do this.
https://newbooksnetwork.com/the-hidden-power-of-systems-thinking