Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Our dominant culture is uneasy about uncertainty about the future. We want answers now. We want solutions. We want guarantees. What is this mindset about? What do we need to explore in order to be more open to other ways of viewing the future? How does this play out in the context of climate change, ecological destruction, and collapse-driven narratives? Let’s explore this, with plenty of time for processing and reflection. (See article about Amitov Ghosh here: dw.com/en/amitav-ghosh-what-the-west-doesnt-get-about-the-climate-crisis/a-50823088)
Check out my work here: keduzi.org
Our dominant culture is uneasy about uncertainty about the future. We want answers now. We want solutions. We want guarantees. What is this mindset about? What do we need to explore in order to be more open to other ways of viewing the future? How does this play out in the context of climate change, ecological destruction, and collapse-driven narratives? Let’s explore this, with plenty of time for processing and reflection. (See article about Amitov Ghosh here: dw.com/en/amitav-ghosh-what-the-west-doesnt-get-about-the-climate-crisis/a-50823088)
Check out my work here: keduzi.org
