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How we respond to crisis is the crisis. Our beloved teacher Bayo Akomolafe reminds us that the consciousness that got us here will not be able to get us beyond crisis. That it is a new, deeper collective consciousness that can fathom what the work is.

[Agent-based models & innovation policy] "For the same public resources allocated to market-based interventions, mission innovation policies deliver significantly better aggregate performance" sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Mariana Mazzucato

This book—‘Videogame Atlas: Mapping Interactive Worlds’—is just excellent. Congrats ⁦sandra youkhana⁩ ⁦Luke Pearson⁩

Capturing learnings in mission-oriented policies: Monitoring and evaluation methods ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/publi…

This seems all too common. Data being used for compliance vs. learning. How about public data collection for accountability, learning, equity and intergenerational fairness?

“What you can learn from Estonia is that digitalisation is like MSG, it enhances the flavour, but it depends on what is already there" medium.com/iipp-mpa-blog/… Count on Wolfgang Drechsler to provide the punchline

"A curriculum for uncertainty promotes vagueness, ambiguities, doubts and non-determinability as catalysts of innovation" futurearchitectureplatform.org/projects/410dc…

Finally had some time to check out Open Lunar Foundation's policy handbook on responsible lunar governance. Very worried about the current trends in lunar and space governance. openlunar.org/library/lunar-…

[Excellent] "We will continue to lose important insights as long as we operate within narrow categories ‘designed’ for the rare conditions of what is, globally, the exception of institutionalized participation" deliberativehub.wordpress.com/2023/04/02/lea… @azumoran Mel Ross

Can we stop referring to oppressed people as 'those closest to the problems'? The perpetrators of the problems are just as close to them. They simply have the luxury of not being adversely affected by them. This euphemism obscures a critical truth of how oppression works.

How to (and not to) plan a mission - learning from historical government attempts to achieve coherence researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-europe… by Geoff Mulgan

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A must-read from @jamestplunkett.bsky.social to help elucidate the gap existing between the most human of societal functions: care work. medium.com/@jamestplunket…

#postgrowth is a worldview that sees society thriving without the demand of constant economic growth. Widespread economic #justice, social #wellbeing and ecological regeneration are only possible when money inherently circulates through our economy.

Now that I have been living into the design pathway for regenerating Earth, I can tell that it will take a lot more than most people realize. This is the way humans may be able to survive planetary collapse. medium.com/@joe_brewer/li…

Your friendly reminder that the survivors of planetary collapse will be bioregional... medium.com/@joe_brewer/th…

"Data is created, not found; and creating it well demands humanity, rather than objectivity" thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-myth-of-ob…

Good news! In similar steps as #Wales, the Balearic Islands Parliament approved a law ensuring rights to #futuregen as a result of popular demand. Read more in English: english.gobmenorca.com/the-law-of-rig… + Spanish: revoprosper.org/2023/04/04/la-… #WEGo #WellbeingEconomy