Welcome to SIMPOL Insights, a series of interviews with today’s leading thinkers in the field of civilisation design, collective intelligence and conscious evolution. In a world confronted with global warming, pandemics, increasing inequality and political polarisation, SIMPOL Insights aims to bring light to the darkness and chart a course towards a cooperative global society.
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Today many people find themselves without a story that can point to their place and purpose in the universe, and yet can withstand the test of rational scrutiny. The mental health crisis isn’t just a medical crisis. It’s a crisis of meaning. All of us are different, and so all of us will find meaning and purpose in different things. But what if there was something which ties all these purposes together, which can explain why they are meaningful, and which has the potential to unite all of hu ...
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Anotol explains why only strong nations can deal with climate change. But what kind of nationalism is needed to get individual nations to deal with global problems? And what role might international cooperation play? More on Simpol at https://www.simpol.orgKirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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More on Ken Wilber at Integral Life https://integrallife.com/ More on Simpol at https://www.simpol.org More on Conscious Evolution at https://www.consciousevolution.co.uk/Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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Michel Bauwens, founder of the P2P Foundation talks about global challenges, the commons, Simpol and other P2P solutions. To pledge your support for global cooperation visit: https://simpol.org/Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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David Sloan Wilson
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One of the world's top evolutionary biologists, David Sloan Wilson, talks about his first fictional book, Atlas Hugged, and about evolutionary principles extending from the tiniest organisms up to the global level. More on Atlas Hugged at https://atlashugged.world/ To pledge your support for global cooperation visit: https://simpol.org/…
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Emil Ejner Friis, one of the founders of Metamoderna, talks about Metamodernism and the need for transnational forms of politics such as Simpol. More at https://metamoderna.org/ To pledge your support for global cooperation visit https://simpol.org/Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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Simon Anholt on world problems, practical solutions and his new book, The Good Country Equation. More at https://www.goodcountry.org/ To pledge your support for global cooperation visit https://simpol.org/Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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Robert Cobbold interviews evolutionary biologist Elisabet Sahtouris about cooperation in living systems, science and spirituality, and how cooperative global governance such as Simpol would mimic the top-down and bottom-up governance of our bodies. To pledge your support for global cooperation visit https://simpol.org/…
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Rob Cobbold interviews Prof. Ian Goldin about his new book "Terra Incognita", globalisation and the urgent need for cooperative global governance. To pledge your support for global cooperation visit https://simpol.org/Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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John Bunzl and John Stewart
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Rob Cobbold interviews evolutionary biologist John Stewart and Simpol's founder John Bunzl about how a system of global governance is the next natural evolutionary step that humanity needs to take. To pledge your support for global cooperation visit https://simpol.org/Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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Do you want to know the meaning of life?Kirjoittanut Robert Cobbold
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Humans find great meaning in transcending our physical and mental limitations and tapping into enhanced states of consciousness. When we do so we are expressing an impulse that has been inherent in the evolutionary process from the big bang onwards. Evolution has continually transcended its limitations, breaking free from the determinism of blind l…
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Creativity is one of the enduring mysteries of the universe. How does something more keep coming from something less? From cosmological to biological to cultural evolution the universe appears to be getting more and more creative as it evolves, and human creativity is just the latest example of that trajectory. Can this explain why humans find crea…
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We’ve been taught that evolution is a cruel and vicious struggle in which only the ruthless survive. But if you look a little more closely, the natural world is teeming with cooperation. Not only that, but from single celled organisms right the way through to human civilisation, the scale of cooperation has been steadily increasing. Can this shed a…
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The pursuit of happiness is one of the founding American ideals. But evidence from psychology research points to the conclusion that pursuing happiness for its own sake doesn't actually work. What can work, however, is to cultivate a meaningful life, because in doing so, happiness tends to follow as a by-product. What do humans find meaningful? How…
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For much of human history, most people have been far too pre-occupied with the question, "How can I stay alive?" to have any time to think about the question "How should I live?" But as billions of people have been raised out of poverty, and, particularly in the Western world, living standards have improved, more and more people have found themselv…
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