Does the model still work - this way?

Does the model still 'work' -

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- this way ...?

Navigating Climate Anxiety - Resurgence & Ecologist magazine

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Resurgence & Ecologist magazine	CHANGE
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  Navigating Climate Anxiety - Resurgence & Ecologist magazine Issue 341 • November/December 2023.

'Change' as an urgent need and source of pressure.

Our individual mindset's need to change - is this the (apt) snowball to change our collective (cultural) mindset?

If the spiritual domain which encompasses Hodges' model was truly at 'one' then no change would be needed 'there'? Discuss.

Even as I clear books, journals, papers ... I have bought a copy.

 See also previously: 'holism', 'navigation'.

 

MADE in the UK

SOLD to the World

Well, yes.
I'm certainly trying to 'sell' something to the World ...
but this thing - #h2cm is free ...

... it provides a means to listen, make, and see the world and each other, in ways that can help us all face and solve the problems of this century and those to follow - because there is more than hope in humanity.



c/o GOV.UK Export Strategy


Images: 

https://www.adsgroup.org.uk/blog/made-in-the-uk-sold-to-the-world/

https://www.knightslowe.co.uk/made-in-the-uk-sold-to-the-world-how-will-britains-new-trading-strategy-boost-exports/

Previous posts:

'global'

'justice'

Mindsets and Desksets

Trying to pick up the programming handle again (literally in the case of Ruby) has reminded me that it isn't just a matter of mindset, an effective working environment is essential too. At work I noticed how the systems developers frequently use two monitors. The penny has dropped recently as I've realised; on the old BBC micro I actually used two monitors, one of them was a 12inch Philips mono that was really clear for all its limited palette. The other screen was a Grundig portable TV. The BBC micro was brilliant with its varied graphic modes including teletext. Funny that trying to identify what graphic mode you needed to achieve the learning (program) objective, which in turn affected the amount of RAM. Happy virtual juggling times.

Watching display technology evolve at the Which Computer Show in Birmingham, I could never afford a Microvitek proper jobbie. Now though if I feel given some 'progress' I can justify another monitor and reconfig the desk space - then ...