Thank you Pella. I got to meet Donella Meadows briefly before she died. I was a freshman in college, just beginning to comprehend the state of our relations to the rest of life. Blessings to you. -Adam
Yes, and I have been to the farm and community she founded many times in the years since she died. They milk a small herd of Jerseys and make remarkable cheese.
Excellent and beautiful analysis; humans have to have much more humility to admit that our dominating exploitive and damaging ways are harmful and destructive to us all. We humans are one of about 8 million species on Earth, the only one to not be in harmony with Nature, a living organism. And kudos to Panama for its rational and sensible decision.
Thank you Pella. I got to meet Donella Meadows briefly before she died. I was a freshman in college, just beginning to comprehend the state of our relations to the rest of life. Blessings to you. -Adam
She is one of the very best. I have this notion, maybe I told you, that the best systems thinkers are all farmers? :) Amazing you got to meet her!
Yes, and I have been to the farm and community she founded many times in the years since she died. They milk a small herd of Jerseys and make remarkable cheese.
Watch this lovely peek into the process in Panama!
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/legislation-giving-nature-the-same-rights-as-humans-gains-ground-in-some-countries/
Excellent and beautiful analysis; humans have to have much more humility to admit that our dominating exploitive and damaging ways are harmful and destructive to us all. We humans are one of about 8 million species on Earth, the only one to not be in harmony with Nature, a living organism. And kudos to Panama for its rational and sensible decision.