This concept has just entered my consciousness and I’m excited and intrigued. It feels like an idea that will only continue to grow.
I can feel I seek justice for my elders violating the “intergenerational golden rule”—treating our children as we would want to be treated when making decisions about our world.
As demographics shift, and the Boomers age, things are going to change.
Something to explore in my writing, perhaps.
Despite seeing myself as a futurist author, I'm often unsure of how to describe futurist thinking. Recently I encountered Ari Wallach's article, "How to Think...
Since Dec, new price tags can be found throughout Amsterdam that include the true costs of the goods being purchased. Amsterdam is becoming a "Doughnut City,"...
The ultimate misuse of our power is in giving it away by not paying attention to the price tags of our actions, and their future implications.
“The Armageddon is not of the physical but rather a destruction of the beliefs and patterns that have been instrumental in creating the experience of life as...
And why are we frightened by her motionless skeleton when we see it lying in the cemetery but not afraid now when we see her zombie-like body moving...
What would life on earth be like if we retained our wide-eyed innocence and kept on being aware at the level we started out to be?