Look I get it. NGOs should stop preaching to the converted. Fine, great. But shouldn’t we maybe start organising them instead?
me
Not a meal - from the depressing NeverSeconds blog.
Fan of sustainability, democracy, infographics and the Arsenal.
No problem is so big or so complicated that…
Pretty spooky > Welcome to the Anthropocene animation
God Exi(s)ts
Rio Connection. Okay, so it’s a little bright-sided, and the theory of change is a bit suspect, but I sort of liked this. Plus, it’s animated in lovely colours…
Graphic: Should I check my email?
In our culture, not to know is to be at fault socially. People pretend to know lots of things they don’t know. Because the worst thing to do is appear to be uninformed about something, to not have an opinion We should know the limits of our knowledge and understand what we don’t know, and be willing to explore things we don’t know without feeling embarrassed of not knowing about them. If you work with someone who hides ignorance or failure, you’re working with a timebomb and one of your highest priorities should be to change that mindset or replace the person.
Global oil flow sankey!
Global Robot Population - argh!
