It typically aren’t due to one big catastrophe. They’re often small, accumulating factors. The environment, disease, the economy, all contributing to a tipping point. But in there is also …
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Nice areas
When we say an area is “nice” what do we mean? Do we mean there were no poor people? Do we mean the buildings look visually pleasant? Do we mean the stores are fancy and expensive? Do we mean …
Work and Life
There used to be no distinctions between life and work. You gathered food, created shelter and provided for yourself. You may have been part of a tribe, but generally people took care of …
Accumulating Experience
The more experience you create the more fodder you have to debrief. Like Dewey said, "We do not learn from experience. We learn from reflecting on experience." Experience without reflection is just …
Take another lay-up
You don't listen to your favorite song once. You don't only practice layups once. All important skills take repeated effort. That includes public speaking, creativity, critical thinking and …
The need for a new teen-centric paradigm
What if young people could solve society's biggest challenges? But we adults spend too much time telling and not enough time listening. We adults don't know how to ask the right questions to …
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