It’s mother’s day. Some get to celebrate with loved ones, while others navigate the bittersweet reality of bereavement or estrangement. My heart is with you all. If there’s one lesson I’ve learned these past few years it is the importance of love, even across distance, even when it may appear to be unreciprocated. The system […]
Monthly Archives: May 2024
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May
May
I recognize going on and on about my personal situation may be rather tedious. I really don’t mean to make it all about “me,” because I feel like each of our journeys are part of this unfolding multi-dimensional tapestry. Since this is my blog, it seems like an appropriate place to tell the story from […]
I’ll be leaving Philadelphia tomorrow after the house closing paperwork is signed. The cleaners are getting it ready for its new family. A chapter closes, a new one opens. I’ll slowly make my way down to Little Rock, camping along the way. After three back-to-back, three-day, 1,300-mile u-haul drives in as many weeks, I’m sick […]
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Could Bobby’s Tokenized Environmental Markets Really Be About Using Web3 to Game Quantum Mechanics?
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May
May
This will be my last post for a few weeks. During my trips down to Arkansas, I’ve been reading Gary Zukav’s 1979, “The Dancing Wu Li Masters,” a lay person’s guide to the “new” physics that emerged out of meetings he had at Esalen, home base for the human potential movement. I recognize there continue […]
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May
May
Late last April, Lynn Davenport and I recorded a conversation unpacking the visit Evan Baehr, managing partner and social impact investor with Learn Capital, made to the Vatican in the fall of 2022 for the Humanity 2.0 conference hosted in partnership with Harvard University. I think it is useful to consider Humanity 2.0 as an […]