How Sci-Fi Laughs, Historical Impossibilities, and the Six Steps to Social Change Explain Our Quest for Belonging
It was the winter break of 1980, and an eighteen-year-old college student, freshly returned from his first grueling semester at McGill University, sat in a dark theater desperately seeking refuge…
Perspective from Space: How a Shift in Viewpoint Can Redefine Global Belonging and Survival
Maybe our sense of global belonging is merely a matter of perspective. If an observer were to zoom out far enough, they might see something as complex and synchronized as…
The Anatomy of Global Belonging: How Perspective Shapes Our Shared Humanity on Earth
When observing Earth from a distant vantage point, a viewer might perceive a species remarkably akin to a sprawling, highly complex ant colony. From this macro perspective, humanity appears as…
From the Cosmos to Conflict: How a Shift in Perspective Could Redefine Global Belonging
When viewed from the vastness of deep space, our world resembles a sprawling, intricate ant colony. Observers looking down upon the Earth might see a species building sprawling infrastructure, working…