Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Frank Miscione, held on Apr. 26, 2020.Many thanks to Frank for his participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Frank shares his experiences working in a nuclear power plant, and the related environmental concerns. The importance of remaining critical of scientific data, as well as open to unexpected anomalies in the earth system, was discussed. Making distinctions between environmental trends/paradigms and hypothetical projections (or predictions) was pondered. Ways to cope creatively with environmental information was shared.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Kim Wilson, held on Apr. 12, 2020.Many thanks to Kim for her participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Ways to cope and come to terms with the reality of NTHE were discussed. Having more time to reflect on the human condition during isolation amid covid-19 was considered. The uniqueness of individuals curious about NTHE was pondered. Upcoming effects of current world events and escalating environmental conditions were discussed.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Kim Wilson, held on Apr. 12, 2020.Many thanks to Kim for her participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Ways to cope and come to terms with the reality of NTHE were discussed. Having more time to reflect on the human condition during isolation amid covid-19 was considered. The uniqueness of individuals curious about NTHE was pondered. Upcoming effects of current world events and escalating environmental conditions were discussed.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Daniel Kikuchi, held on Mar. 29, 2020.Many thanks to Daniel for his participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Daniel shares his thoughts regarding nuclear power as necessary to provide sufficient energy for the global population, and as being a necessary alternative to fossil fuels. The potential for humans to not go completely extinct despite the dire climatic situation was argued. The psychological effects and experience of pondering and analyzing climate-related issues was discussed. Alternative ways to cope with learning about ecological collapse were reviewed.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Jessamyn Jacobs, held on Mar. 22, 2020.Many thanks to Jessamyn for her participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Connections between misogyny, industrialization, and long-term neglect/abuse towards earth were discussed. Potential costs and benefits of adapting to the new norms of social distancing amidst COVID-19 were considered. The importance of continued conversation of environmental decline and species extinction (as a form of hospice) was pondered.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Conversation with Dr. Guy McPherson & Kevin Hester on Mar. 21, 2020Guy McPherson - http://www.guymcpherson.com Kevin Hester - https://kevinhester.live/tag/arctic-news-blog/ Peter Miller - http://www.breakawaymhe.comTo watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videos

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Jack Stemplewski, held on Mar. 15, 2020.Many thanks to Jack for his participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! The potential loss of global dimming related to reduced industrial activity and coronavirus outbreak was discussed. Different ways that global geo-engineering takes place - and sources of global geo-engineering - were considered. Loss of insects as a sign of ongoing habitat loss was considered. Ways that human behaviour has been influenced by business and capitalist mentality, and if humans will behave more individualistically or collectively during collapse, was pondered.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Wieger Reddingius, held on Mar. 8, 2020.Many thanks to Weiger for his participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Some of the topics discussed include...- Human thinking and behaviour as an inescapable catalyst to extinction.- The grief process that leads towards eventual acceptance for the loss of human habitat.- Humans being entirely dependent on nature, but living in denial of the facts (culture vs. nature).- Developing a environmental collapse mindset that doesn't drain motivation to live.- Humans having unusual privilege in the animal kingdom.- Hospice as a time-limited luxury.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with Raphaël, held on Feb. 20, 2020.Many thanks to Raphaël for his participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! Impressions of NTHE from a younger generation were offered. The manner in which study of NTHE affects individuals differently was discussed. The benefits of adopting a non-judgmental approach to life, and of prioritizing mental health during a time of collapse, were pondered.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/

Near-Term Human Extinction (NTHE) Hospice Conversation with John Sides, held on Feb. 6, 2020.Many thanks to John for his participation in this NTHE Hospice Conversation! The Buddhist principle of impermanence was discussed as it relates to the topic of extinction. The possibility of using extinction as an invitation to self-reflect was explored. A need for embracing acceptance of the unknowns and uncertainties of extinction was pondered.To watch the Youtube video of this same conversation, go here... https://www.youtube.com/user/FreeMarketer2009/videosThe Near-Term Human Extinction Hospice Conversation is geared towards openly expressing thoughts and feelings about NTHE after being informed and learning about the subject.The conversation is intended to be different from many of the other conversations about NTHE that typically focus on (or debate) the technical details of the subject rather than addressing the internal human experience that inevitably occurs as the realities of NTHE are understood.The conversation is being offered as an experiment to provide easily accessible forms of emotional refuge (or hospice) at a pivotal point in human history.If you are interested in having one of these conversations with Peter, you can apply at this page... http://breakawaymhe.com/nthe-hospice-conversation-w-peter-miller-the-booking-process/