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The Story of Stuff

Annie Leonard, spent 10 years traveling the world tracking where stuff comes from and where it goes within the linear system of industry. She takes into considerations of societies, cultures, governme… more →

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The Story of Stuff

Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: Annie Leonard, spent 10 years traveling the world tracking where stuff comes from and where it goes … more →

Tags: Green Design, Sustainable Design, Systems thinking, sustainability, Information Visualization, Eco literacy

The First Pangea Day - May 10, 2008

Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: Pah-pah-pangea day! From their “About Us” page: “Pangea Day taps the power of film … more →

Tags: Sustainable societies, Social Sculpture

The Value of Volunteer Culture

Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, a member of the conservative political party has discover … more →

Harvesting the Energy of Crowd Movement

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “Two graduate students at MIT’s School of Architecture and Planning want to harvest the … more →

Tags: Innovation, Computer-human interaction, Design, Art, Architecture, inovacion

MicroPlace

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: An interesting tool that allows users to “invest” in poor individuals from across the wo … more →

Tags: Social ecology, Sociology, Sustainable societies, Social Entrepreneurship, Social innovation, Problem-solving, poverty

Our Planet and Plants as Inspiration to Architecture?

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: If we will continue on in the path of seeking sustainable forms of living then the way we design our … more →

Tags: permaculture, sustainability, Biomimesis

Social innovation

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “Realizing that innovation driven solely by technology often failed to meet customer needs, ma … more →

Tags: Design Thinking, Sustainable Design, permaculture, sustainability, Social ecology, cultural studies, Sociology, Cultural Anthropology, Sustainable societies

Nonduality and either/or thinking

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “Science is the attempt to make the chaotic diversity of our sense-experience correspond to a … more →

Tags: Multispectives, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Thinking, Psychology, Intelligent Systems Theory, Education, Creativity, Reunderstanding

Loremo car: 157 Miles per gallon and 137 Miles per hour — 1 comment

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: daniel montano, dan montano Germany is not only leading the world in the use of solar power but now … more →

Tags: Transportation, Sustainable Design, permaculture, Innovation, Disruptive Innovation, sustainability, Social ecology, Sustainable societies, Pollution

The Virgin Earth Challenge

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “The Virgin Earth Challenge is a prize of $25m for whoever can demonstrate to the judges … more →

Tags: Sustainable Design, permaculture, Innovation, sustainability, Social ecology, non-profit organizations, Sustainable societies, Pollution, \

Systems thinking and dialectics

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: The Ackoff Center Weblog has an interesting posting titled: “Analysis, synthesis, systems thin … more →

Tags: Systems philosophy, Systems Theory, permaculture, Systems thinking, sustainability, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Social ecology, Sociology

Questions: An essential part of life ?

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: I challenge you to think without asking yourself a single question for 5 minutes. If you are able to … more →

Tags: Systems philosophy, philosophy of mind, Interdisciplinary education, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Social ecology, Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology

The classification of thought

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Aristotle was the world’s first librarian and the world’s first information architect. H … more →

Tags: Interdisciplinary education, Systems thinking, Cognitive Science, Social ecology, Transdisciplinary Education, Sustainable societies, self-organization, Design, Education

Cultural dissonance

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Cultural dissonance is a phenomenon that may present itself when an individual that participates in … more →

Tags: philosophy of mind, Interdisciplinary education, Global dynamics, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Social ecology, non-profit organizations, Sociology, Cultural Anthropology

Distributed causality and time

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Summary: Distributed causality factors in time and (space) distance. What you do today may affect so … more →

Tags: philosophy of mind, Systems Theory, Sustainable Design, permaculture, Systems thinking, sustainability, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Social ecology

Solar Energy Timeline — 1 comment

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: The U.S. Department of energy has a solar energy timeline that goes back to the 7th century B.C. An … more →

Tags: sustainability

Sustainability Institute

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Quoting from the Sustainability Institute web site The mission of the Donella Meadows Leadership Fel … more →

Tags: Sustainable Design, permaculture, Systems thinking, sustainability, Fesâhatı ve Beyan Yeteneği, \

Green.TV

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Green.TV has started their BETA release of ecologically conscious video content. Source: http://www. … more →

Tags: Sustainable Design, permaculture, sustainability, Social ecology, Pollution, Fesâhatı ve Beyan Yeteneği, \, \, Ecopsychology

Connexions: Collaborative development of textbooks and educational materials

Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Quoting from TED Talks: “Richard Baraniuk is a Rice University professor with a giant vision: … more →

Tags: Social ecology, Sociology, lyrically speaking, Fesâhatı ve Beyan Yeteneği, Innovation History, Education, Social Entrepreneurship, Social innovation, Multidisciplinary education


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