How to Fall in Love with the Future - A Biosphere Project Blog
A fascinating interview with Rob Hopkins by Nate Hagens.
A Biosphere Project
A biosphere Project is a blog and photographic travel project that I am starting in order to help spread new perspectives on the convergence of ecological crises that our planet and our society. Some of those perspectives are quite amazing.
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Apocaloptimism - A Biosphere Project Blog
Beach-goers rest on the shore of Lake Lacanau as clouds of smoke rise into the sky from the Gironde wildfire in southwestern France on July 24, 2026.
The Most Important Echo Chamber of All - Musings and Meditations
The center of the Milky Way Galaxy above our garden in Hungary.
Warm Enough? (There Is Bad News ánd Good News) - A Biosphere Project Blog
Scorched landscape, Somogy County, Hungary, August 2022
Echo Chambers (Continued) - Musings and Meditations
Tree in the afternoon light, Julian Alps, Slovenia.
The Echo Chamber You Don't Realize You're In - Musings and Meditations
Sunset near the village of Ág, Hungary.
Writing After the Flood - A Biosphere Project Blog
The small village in southern Belgium where I was writing this post, in an old house next to the Ourthe River.
Spacetime Is the Memory of a Self Knowing Universe (Federico Faggin! Part Two) - Musings and Meditations
Second interview with the brilliant physicist and inventor Frederico Faggin—the inventor of (among other things) the first microchip and the touchscreen—on his views on consciousness, quantum physics, science, and spirituality.
The Genius of Frederico Faggin! - Musings and Meditations
A fascinating interview with the brilliant physicist Frederico Faggin, the inventor of the first microchip and of the the touchscreen, discussing his views on consciousness, quantum physics, science, and spirituality.
Dean Radin’s Wonderful Story on Meaningful Coincidence - Musings and Meditations
Eight-minute video in which Dean Radin, chief scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, recounts an unlikely case of synchronicity that happened to him personally.