Systems Thinking
Understanding how individual components connect and influence each other within larger networks and processes. This approach reveals hidden relationships and interdependencies that shape outcomes, enabling more effective interventions and sustainable change.
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What a Fictional Physicist Taught Me About Ethics in Technology
There’s a character in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars Trilogy I think about occasionally. His name is Sax Russell, a physicist and one of the first hundred scientists sent to colonize Mars, and…
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Biomimicry in Learning: Prairie Grasses & Hidden Infrastructure
This piece has been folded into Biomimicry as a Lens: Coyotes, Pine Cones, and Prairie Grass, which consolidates the four-part series into one essay. The prairie section is there.
