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Benjamin, metabolic ontology, Posthumanism, Regenerative Design, regenerative education, The Future

Regenerative Education and the 2030 Event Horizon

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Regenerative Education and the 2030 Event Horizon

Next academic year’s incoming high school class will be the first to graduate on the other side of 2030. This matters because the year carries an unusual symbolic weight, perhaps greater than any other date in lived memory, even 2000. 2030. It is, in one sense, an arbitrary marker, a new decade in the Common [...]

Benjamin, Biocentrism, Emergent Learning, Posthumanism, regenerative education

We aren’t going to change the system. We can’t.

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We aren’t going to change the system. We can’t.

We aren’t going to change the system. We can’t. The very idea that we can change the system is what keeps it intact. It feeds the illusion that we stand outside it, looking down like engineers or gods, swapping one system for another. But that separation is false. We are not outside. We are the [...]