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Reporting in from the wadis of Little Petra! Want to know what I do when I'm surveying in the field? Check out this episode (and the whole series) on my Youtube channel - I really do have the best job ever 🤗 🤓 🐪 🌴 https://lnkd.in/gERhd83g

Can Affinity or Specialty Lodges save Freemasonry? 🤔 On the episode, a Master of British and American Lodge discuss what it new! As Freemasonry evolves, we're seeing more lodges focused on specific interests, professions, or hobbies. Could this trend be the key to revitalizing our Craft and bringing in a new generation of Masons? Share your thoughts below! Let's discuss! 👇 https://lnkd.in/gUB4MfA7

Real Estate, Episode 6, features a dedication to Dr. Fugikawa's first Latin teacher and explores the meaning of this term that often gets overlooked in the pursuit of the American Dream. https://lnkd.in/gcbi79dK Subscribe at the bottom of the link above to never miss a new episode!

Woohoo! We made it through the Archetypes! Check out our episode on the Shadow, Ally, and Trickster Archetypes from our analysis of Christopher Vogler's The Writer's Journey. Comprehensive snark notes attached!

Let's make darkness restoration and night preservation cool. Find out more in this episode at www.restoringdarkness.com, with Yash Sondhi PhD Yash Sondhi(www.yashsondhi.com).

Archive buildings are not usually exciting, but when I was in Hereford, UK, last year, I got very excited about a building designed by Archetype with engineering by Nick Grant and Alan Clarke. Most archive buildings have complex mechanical systems pumping air to keep temperature and humidity constant, but as Nick Grant notes, “The more complexity you have, the more chance there is of unforeseen effects and gremlins." So they designed it to the #passivhaus standard and let the paper inside do the work as a giant thermal buffer, and eliminated all the complex stuff. We did a Zero Ambitions podcast episode with Nick and Alan and I promise, it is exciting. https://lnkd.in/g_B37a2U

Check out part 2 of my interview discussing the future of food, and how the cyclical nature of history impacts generational capabilities and viewpoints. https://lnkd.in/gQbJuexC

Project OTOP - Episode 5 =Tilbok= In the farthest corner of Cavite, in the lone municipality of Magallanes, whispers a forgotten delicacy—Tilbok, unknown to the common Caviteños, has the potential to be one of the best Filipino delicacies to exist. This forgotten delicacy is still being made locally by the town's own people, and yet, modern urbanization has somewhat did not know the existence of such product. Brightwyas Academy will introduce again this once famous delicacy and make the people, this day and age, know the importance of this product to the people of Magallanes.

It's only four episodes, brilliantly and effectively articulating the interconnectedness and interdependence of all life on our planet: how species are or are not coping, the mass effect that has had and is having ... as well as where and how these things are being addressed and where we might want to be actively aware. Four episodes. Cate Blanchett. Time well spent. We have only One Planet. KO

<Finished reading: Survival of the Friendliest> Foxes with a sense of intimacy evolved into dogs through coexistence with humans, and the dogs that have survived to this day have all used intimacy as the most important element of their survival instinct. Similarly, this book explains that the biggest factor that allowed humans to be the only surviving species, surpassing Neanderthals who were bigger, stronger, and smarter than us, was not survival of the fittest, but intimacy (interaction and communication with people). The author names this the self-domestication theory, arguing that unlike other animals and humans, we have been able to continuously evolve within our species through intimacy, forming group collectives through intimacy, interaction, and communication. This has allowed us to settle and prosper more stably than larger and stronger animals and humans through the power and intelligence of cooperation (collective intelligence) rather than individual strength and intelligence, especially through innovations like projectile weapons.