Memetic Activation Platform (MAP) Playlist
Memetic Activation Platform (MAP) Playlist This video series introduces the Memetic Activation Platform (MAP), a framework for understanding and engaging with the evolution of culture through memes, meaning-making, and coordinated collective action. Blending systems thinking, narrative strategy, and participatory tools, MAP explores how ideas spread, how cultural patterns shift, and how intentional “memetic design” can […]
Memetic Activation Platform (MAP) – Design School for Regenerating Earth Series (2025)
Memetic Activation Platform (MAP) – Design School for Regenerating Earth Series (2025) This 4-part 2025 series presents an updated and more applied articulation of the Memetic Activation Platform (MAP), delivered through the Design School for Regenerating Earth. Building on earlier MAP concepts, it explores how cultural transformation can be intentionally guided through narrative, identity, and […]
Unity Earth Symposium V — Spiralling Up!
Unity Earth Symposium V — Spiralling Up! This post opens a window into the Unity Earth V Symposium (2026)—a living convergence of global voices sensing into the same underlying shift: from fragmentation to coherence, from isolation to interbeing, from awareness to coordinated action. Across conversations on partnerships, alliances, and interspirituality, a shared field begins to […]
Chasing Time (Director’s Cut)
Chasing Time (Director’s Cut) More than a climate documentary, Chasing Time is a meditation on stewardship across generations. As photographer James Balog concludes his 15-year Extreme Ice Survey project, the film invites viewers into a radically different relationship with time—one measured not by quarterly returns, election cycles, or news cycles, but by the slow unfolding […]
I asked an Earth-aligned chatbot if we should boycott AI
I asked an Earth-aligned chatbot if we should boycott AI This reflective and creative piece explores the ethical tensions surrounding artificial intelligence through a dialogue with an “Earth-aligned” chatbot. Rather than offering simple answers, it surfaces deeper questions about technology, agency, ecological responsibility, and human values in an age of rapid acceleration. The article invites […]
Attachment Hacking and the Rise of AI Psychosis
Attachment Hacking and the Rise of AI Psychosis In this episode of *Your Undivided Attention*, the hosts examine how AI systems are increasingly capable of manipulating human attachment, emotion, and perception—raising concerns about psychological dependency and distorted reality. The conversation explores how persuasive technologies can exploit cognitive vulnerabilities, potentially leading to what some describe as […]
Transhumanism, Wetiko, and the Parasites Consuming Our Future
Transhumanism, Wetiko, and the Parasites Consuming Our Future This provocative essay explores the intersection of transhumanism, technological acceleration, and the Indigenous concept of Wetiko—a psycho-spiritual “virus” of greed, disconnection, and consumption. It argues that without deep inner transformation, advanced technologies risk amplifying the very pathologies driving ecological and social collapse. By weaving together cultural critique, […]
The Social Dilemma
The Social Dilemma This ground-breaking film from 2020 offers an eye-opening peek behind the scenes into the power and purpose of the algorithms that drive the worlds social media experience. I want to Learn and I have between 60 and 120 minutes Source: Center for Humane Technology Functional Sector: Media, Infrastructure Date Added: 2024-03-26 Category: […]
Hope: It’s Complicated
Hope: It’s Complicated This blog from the Planet Project offers reasons for hope that are grounded in an unflinching account of our current situation. I want to Learn and I have under 10 minutes Source: Roger Briggs Functional Sector: Media Date Added: 2023-07-16 Category: Humanity Format: Blog Duration: under 10 minutes
How to counter today’s tribalism and build ‘a more perfect union’
How to counter today’s tribalism and build ‘a more perfect union’ Federal judges rarely write newspaper op-eds. Rarer still: a joint op-ed by two assumed foes. In this era of poisonous tribalism, what could these two judges agree on? I want to Learn and I have under 10 minutes Source: The Washington Post Functional Sector: […]