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Michel Bauwens

Day Four: A Cosmic Perspective – The Epicurus Project

"An Evidence-Based Life is all about avoiding such dogmas. It asks instead: what is out there that is knowable, what can be discovered, what can be learned? Don’t tell me, show me. I don’t need a dictator, I need a guide. I don’t want to believe, I want to know. It’s all about building bridges not walls. And as I enrich my own inner world with new knowledge, so too do I enrich those around me: my family, my society, ultimately the whole human race. Knowledge banishes ignorance, ignorance that is the root cause of so much fear, distrust and prejudice. An Evidence-Based Life is an open-armed willingness to embrace the new without hostility, without bias, without fear."

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Another Language, Another World: The Linguistic Experiments of Velimir Khlebnikov on JSTOR

"Another Language, Another World: The Linguistic Experiments of Velimir Khlebnikov"

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Velimir Khlebnikov – pioneer of trans-sense language - European studies blog

"trans-sense language
Velimir Khlebnikov is the co-inventor along with his fellow Russian poet Aleksei Kruchenykh of trans-sense or transrational language (zaum). This new approach to poetic language adopted by the Russian Futurists aimed at liberating sound from meaning to create a primeval language of sounds."

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Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers: The Secrets of Ancient Fermentation – Brewers Publications

"Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers is the first comprehensive book ever written on the sacred aspects of indigenous, historical psychotropic and herbal healing beers of the world."

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(28) The Thermodynamics of Degrowth | Tim Garrett - YouTube

"how you could extrapolate the behaviour of economies and civilization using the laws of thermodynamics. He's back on the show to explain how we use our energy, the necessity of a surplus of energy and how all of this relates to a society's growth and health.

In this conversation we discuss questions like: Will renewables facilitate an increased consumption of fossil fuels? Can we reduce inequality by reducing energy consumption? How can we organise a wave-like civilisation, which grows and decays within safe boundaries? Can we decline in order to recover before crashing completely?"

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