It is up to us to improve the world. If obediently waiting for someone or something else could work, the dominating structures of the world would have improved long, long ago. But they haven't, leaving the job to us.  To do this, however, we must first change the way we look at ourselves and experience ourselves.

It is up to us to improve the world. If obediently waiting for someone or something else could work, the dominating structures of the world would have improved long, long ago. But they haven't, leaving the job to us. To do this, however, we must first change the way we look at ourselves and experience ourselves.

It is up to us to improve the world. If obediently waiting for someone or something else could work, the dominating structures of the world would have improved long, long ago. But they haven't, leaving the job to us.&nbsp; To do this, however, we must first change the way we look at ourselves and experience ourselves.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Without Apology

Buckminster Fuller's advice for building a better world was
to create a new model that makes the old model obsolete, and the Parallel Society podcast is dedicated to just that.

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Buckminster Fuller's advice for building a better world was to create a new model that makes the old model obsolete, and the Parallel Society podcast is dedicated to just that.

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