Posts Tagged “long term thinking”

Environmental politics over the long term

by Luke Rodgers on October 21, 2008

According to George Monbiot,
While prime ministers in Italy and eastern Europe are demanding a bonfire of environmental measures in order to save the economy, in the UK politicians from all the major parties have made the connection between environmental destruction (…)

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Bot-mediated reality

by Luke Rodgers on October 20, 2008

Having just spent upwards of 25 hours in a car driving between Peterborough, Toronto, and Pukaskwa National Park, one of the ways we passed the time was listening to a variety of podcasts, including Philosophy Bites, CBC Ideas, and the (…)

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Consequences of bot-mediated reality

by Luke Rodgers on September 17, 2008

I have a lot of catch-up listening to do with regards to The Long Now Foundation’s excellent Seminars About Long-term Thinking (SALT) lecture and podcast series. I’m a charter member of the Foundation, which gets you a sweet membership card (…)

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