The Wonders of the Hydrogen Economy
Imagining our utopian transition to a hydrogen-powered future—and its consequences.
Three Wishes from the Wise Old Kefirych
What would a wise genie grant us, if we wished for a sustainable future?
Should we eat insects or people in the future?
Or perhaps people-flavored bugs? Or bug-flavored people?
Gachapon for Nature?
People in Japan go wild for vending machine toys. Is this more irrational behavior in the end times? And is there an aikido move to combat this?
Dear Yuxie, Please Count Me Out of the #Metaverse Future
Do we really want to live in a virtual future? More disconnected from Gaia than ever before?
The Coin of Power; or Another Case of May Be
Maybe your life would be better if you were rich, but then again, maybe not.
This Week on the Latest Episode of “Bubbles:” Cryptomania
Cryptocurrency is absurd. Admittedly, lucrative (currently) but destroying the planet. And it will eventually become worthless.
Act Global, Think Local
The crises we face are global, a fact we shouldn’t forget no matter at what scale we focus our energy.
Lessons from Lebanon: A Meditation on Collapse
Collapse may visit you, too, one day. Have you imagined living through this?
Experiencing the Wrath of Ida and the Bliss of Gaia
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Bart Everson reflects on how disruptions in daily life can sometimes connect us more closely to Gaia.
Amusing Ourselves (Literally) To Death
Between COVID and our devices, we’ve been lulled into a deadly sleep.
Lessons for the Climate Conflict from the Afghanistan Withdrawal
Exploring the eerie parallels between geoengineering and the war in Afghanistan