The Full Story
in this book:
| 1. Exponential Growth (3:09) A Short clip explaining how civilization has managed to reach planetary limits. |
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| 2. Life After Growth (0:58) What awaits humankind when we recognize that, as a species, we are now grown up? |
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| 3. "To Hold On" (2:50) A spoken word poem by Maya Thau-Eleff prepared for the book launch of "Life, Money and Illusion" |
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| 4. Most of Life is a Gas (1:29) Jean Baptiste Van Helmont demonstrated that most of what it takes to live is freely available in the water and the air. |
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| 5. Pattern Integrity 101 (1:54) A short clip explaining that we can focus on enjoying life, if we treat the material cycles with care and respect. More on this here |
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| 6. The Price of a Barrel of Oil (1:29) It is hard to imagine how valuable oil is to us. This video illustrates that value. |
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| 7. The Growth Hormone of Society (4:52) Does society have to grow until we drop? See how today's monetary system compels expansion, even as we stretch Earth's limits. |
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| 8. Metamorphosis of Civilization (1:37) The human family is now grown up. As we touch planetary limits, it is comforting to know the change ahead is entirely normal. |
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| 9. 2 More Lessons from Metamorphosis (1:55) The process of change that a caterpillar goes through has much to teach those who want to adapt our societies for a secure future. |
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| 10. Living on Earth as if We Want to Stay The first of four videos in a 21 minute prestation to the Rotary Club of Cobourg. See the full series here. |
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| 11. "Radiate" (2:46) A spoken word poem by Maya Thau-Eleff presented at the Citizen's Inquiry on Uranium Mining. |
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