The caterpillar is a consumer, then the imaginal cells appear demanding change, antibodies attack them but eventually they win and the butterfly emerges.
Some are predicting that billions will die due to climate change, there could be a mass extinction, it is arguable that this is already underway. If enough people can adopt Butterfly Thinking and Action then the better world that we can all envision is possible.
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Ubuntu
First heard the expression at the New Putney Dabates. EmpathycompassionSharingCommunitySee BBC article and Wikipedia for ideas Ubuntu is often presented in short statements called maxims by Samkange (1980). Some of these are:
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Gift Economy
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Greening Deserts
Allan Savory: How to green the world’s deserts and reverse climate change.
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New Human Right?
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Peoples Assembly launch
Comedian Mark Steel talks about the People’s Assembly launch in London The People’s Assembly – a new initiative backed by major trade unions including Unite, Unison, NUT, PCS, TSSA; the Green Party, Labour MPs, Coalition of Resistance, National Pensioners Convention and campaigning groups – hosted a press conference to launch the campaign today (26th March).…
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Wild Law
Wild Law – The Documentary
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Elisabet Sahtouris on economics
Evolution Biologist Elisabet Sahtouris on economics Elisabet talks about learning economics from nature. www.moneyandlifemovie.com
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For Barter or Worse
For Barter or Worse is the winning video from Shareable’s Share Or Die Storytelling Contest. It’s the story of two pioneering women who make a new life together in Ithaca, New York by starting a vibrant barter community called Share Tompkins, which has hosted 25 local sharing events in the last three years.
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The Power of Networks
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Capitalism Is The Crisis
Capitalism Is The Crisis (Full Movie).
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Tony Benn on Democracy
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When the World Outlawed War
When the World Outlawed War by David Swanson (2011) Named by Ralph Nader as one of the books from 2011 that everyone should read. This is an inspiring but forgotten story from the 1920s of how people created a treaty to ban all war, a treaty still on the books but not remembered.