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Empowering Public Wisdom: Chapter 3

Tom Atlee
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Is it asking too much to ask for wisdom — especially from the public? No, it isn’t. I define wisdom as “the capacity to take into account what needs to be taken into account in order to produce long-term, inclusive benefits.”  (more)

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Engage: Call for Videos from You!

Tiffany Shlain
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We are looking for home videos from all over the world for a new participatory film about the importance of "engaging" in society. (more)

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Communal Microbes 


stefaniesara
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Communal microbes reveal the evolutionary advantage of living and working together. (more)

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The Cloud Filmmaking Manifesto

Tiffany Shlain
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With YouTube uploading more than two days' worth of video every minute, it's an ever growing moveable visual feast of delicacies from all over around the world. This inspired me to create a new short film series that leverages the creativity of individuals and organizations from across the globe. The series is titled Let it Ripple: Mobile Films for Global Change. (more)

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The FIX is On

Daniel Pinchbeck
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Director Tao Ruspoli's first feature film, opening in New York City on November 20, takes on the subject of heroin addiction. In this interview, the founder of the Los Angeles Filmmakers Cooperative (LAFCO) discusses his work, his vision, and his views on filmmaking in a time of media transformation. (more)

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Treating America's Psychopathy

Talat Jonathan Phillips
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When it comes to bioenergetic defense structures, the United States is first and foremost a “psychopath.”  How do we treat this condition in the land of “God, guns, and country” and can these destructive energies be transmuted to help manifest a global shift in consciousness? (more)

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Don't Fight Forces, Use Them! : The Integrity of Tension in Science and Architecture

Renee Verdier
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What do Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes and the human body have in common? Both speak to the ingenuity of self-assembling structures and their methods of maintaining stability; when you use forces, you don't need to fight them. (more)

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