Bewilderment: The antidote to scientific reductionism
Science was meant to deepen our innate capacity to appreciate the patterns that exist in nature, not reduce nature into its material components.
What Can Be Done
The world needs a Bill of Data Rights
Data is an important resource and must be protected at all costs. Why then aren’t countries creating their own Bill of Data Rights?
EMF Health Summit Now Ongoing
Electromagnetic force (EMF) pollution is real. It is poisoning our environment, and causing a number of serious diseases. Learn how you can protect your family and yourself by joining this series of free online seminar.
To sustain life, we must build communities
In this article written for the Ecologist, Fritjof Capra stresses on a new view of the universe – one in which all of the material world is composed of a network of inseparable patterns of relationships.
Fei Fei Li and the quest to make AI better
Fei Fei Li has been working for years to bring more women and people of color to become builders of AI. This diversity in background among AI engineers, she believes, is necessary for AI to truly benefit humanity.
Tim Berners-Lee launches Magna Carta for the Web
Tim Berners-Lee is trying to save the internet, but he needs the help of governments, companies, and individuals to make this work.
Silicon Valley engineers: Screen time among children must be limited
More and more tech developers in Silicon Valley agree that screens may not be the best way to teach children after all.
Why do tech executives send their children to a school that doesn’t use computers?
Tech executives are sending their kids to a school with no gadgets. Why?
Apple’s new product is privacy
We know from Gartner’s Tech Trends for 2019 that privacy (or the lack thereof) will