An interview with the founder of Longpath about his vision for the future and trans-generational ethics.
Show Notes
We chat with Ari Wallach of Longpath about his vision for the future and the importance of trans-generational ethics. (There’s obviously a lot we both find valuable and disagree with here… keep your ears open for reflection on some of those differences in the future!)
Corrigenda
Buckminster Fuller didn’t invent the trimtab—but he did invent the metaphor of the social aspects of trimtab!
Links
Forget short-termism: it’s time to think longpathOur longpath future“Faithful extension” – Evolution and the Fall, Cavanaugh and Smith, and Chris’ review of the sameAri’s TED talk: 3 Ways to Plan for the Very Long Termepigenetics and mitochondrial DNAAuburn Theological Seminary (notably, a seminary with wildly different theology from our own!)Theodor AdornoMax HorkheimerJürgen HabermasKarl MarxFrankfurt SchoolFreudFriedrich_Nietzsche and “God is dead”UC BerkleyBuckminster FullerPeter Schwartz and Stewart Brand, and their Global Business NetworkPeter Gabriel and Brian Enotranshumanism and singularitism, the religions of SVMoore’s Lawanalogy to “interventions” from epidemiology – e.g. hand-washingneuroplasticityblockchain, monorails, jetpackstrim tab“stay woke”Hermann HesseSoto Zen traditionyurtsyeshiva modelWeWorktelosExodus narrativelongpath.gatherFuture CongressMusic
”First Do No Harm” by Kazyak“Winning Slowly Theme” by Chris Krycho.Sponsors
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