Wie wägen wir unser Verhalten in einer zunehmend komplexen Welt ab? Was ist der Unterschied zwischen ‘Resillienz’ und ‘transformativer Resillienz’? Vor allem aber: Welche Narrative und Perspektiven müssen wir ändern, um den Krisen des 21.sten Jahrhunderts sinnvoll begegnen zu können? Dr. Daniel Christian Wahl im Interview
In this new mini-series, Parallax dives into the phenomenon of war. What are it´s characteristics, whats it´s function? Can we overcome it, or are we bound to certain aspects of human nature and culture
In this new mini-series, Parallax dives into the phenomenon of war. What are it´s characteristics, whats it´s function? Can we overcome it, or are we bound to certain aspects of human nature and culture
In this new mini-series, Parallax dives into the phenomenon of war. What are it´s characteristics, whats it´s function? Can we overcome it, or are we bound to certain aspects of human nature and culture
Sind die Proteste gegen die AfD zu exzessiv, um wirklich glaubhaft zu sein - oder liegt in diesem performativen Widerstand genau das Zeichen einer erfolgreichen Abgrenzung und Lehre aus der Vergangenheit?
Prof. Raoul Eshelman joins the podcast to talk about his new book "Transcending Postmodernism: Performatism 2.0.", a new post-postmodern pessimism, Trump as a metamodern phenomenon, the limits of metamodernism, commonalities of post-postmodern theories'
What is Unique? What is Self? What is 2.0? Marc argues that the Enlightenment traditions made the big mistake of denying identity and selfhood. He attempts to rectify this mistake and celebrate human uniqueness as the only way to survive the meta crisis. A great conversation and invitation to Marc's course at Parallax, which begins Sunday, November 24th.
Marianne Costa dives into Tarot with Andrew Sweeny and talks about the upcoming Parallax course: TAROT, THE REAL DEAL: A Journey Through the Major Arcana of the Marseille Deck
Prof. Raoul Eshelman joins the podcast to talk about his new book "Transcending Postmodernism: Performatism 2.0.", a new post-postmodern pessimism, Trump as a metamodern phenomenon, the limits of metamodernism, commonalities of post-postmodern theories'
A deep conversation with Dr Ole Bjerg about having a healthy relationship to money and family systems. Hosted by Andrew Sweeny.
What is Unique? What is Self? What is 2.0? Marc argues that the Enlightenment traditions made the big mistake of denying identity and selfhood. He attempts to rectify this mistake and celebrate human uniqueness as the only way to survive the meta crisis. A great conversation and invitation to Marc's course at Parallax, which begins Sunday, November 24th.
Matthias Wirges ist studierter Betriebswirt, lebt mit seiner Frau und drei Kindern in Hamburg und hat sich als Unternehmer und Gründer mehrerer Startups einen Namen gemacht. Seit über 20 Jahren unterstützt er mit seiner Werbeagentur zahlreiche Topmarken bei ihrer erfolgreichen Vermarktung. Er ist als Host eines Video-Podcasts tätig und bietet dort wertvolle Einblicke in die Entwicklung und Zukunft von Marke und Marketing.
Dr. Henriques joins the Parallax Podcast again to talk about Alchemy, Roger Penrose, political biases and his new book, 'UTOK - The Unified Theory of Knowledge'
A few years ago, I met Marianne Costa in a garden in Avon, France, along with a mutual friend who was on a pilgrimage to George Gurdjieff’s grave, located just around the corner from where I live. We had a fascinating conversation, during which she spoke insightfully about Tarot and her collaboration with Alejandro Jodorowsky, among other topics.
I caught up with John and Chris and explored John's change of perspective from 'the religion that is not a religion' to the philosophical Silk Road. How do we create a meaningful passage between the religions and those who have fallen out of religion? A heartfelt dia-logos and the start of a longer conversation on the subject.
In light of the recent Christian revival, what is the place of Christianity in the meta-modern world, and how did Christianity fit into the 4th way of George Gurdjeff.
Die Politikwissenschaftlerin Prof. Ulrike Guérot im Gespräch mit Tom Amarque
Dutch philosopher Bernardo Kastrup joins the podcast to talk about the daimon, the topography of ideas, idealism and the end of the meaning crisis.
Raven Connolly and Max Borders drop by the Parallax Podcast to talk about their highly anticipated London event, happening September 11th
Psychoanalyst Leon Brenner joins the podcast to talk about the Lacan, lack, the lacanian psychoanalysis, and the coherence of the self
A conversation with Guy Ferré about the radical nature of the spiritual path of Lee Lozowick and his upcoming course at Parallax Academy.
In light of the recent Christian revival, what is the place of Christianity in the meta-modern world, and how did Christianity fit into the 4th way of George Gurdjeff.
A conversation with Daniel Gardner and Cadell Last about O.G. Rose’s new course coming up at Parallax this July and the notion of Belonging Again. What should belong to after all of our ‘givens’ are uprooted or put into question? And what about Capitalism and belonging?
The Joy of Movies with Robert Gray - Summer of Imagination course Starts June 15
A conversation with Daniel Garner and Special Guest Alex Ebert - Hosted by Andrew Sweeny, about the new O.G.Rose course at Parallax this July and the notion of “Belonging Again.” What should we belong to after all of our ‘givens’ are uprooted or put into question? A two-hour triple expresso conversation of intense philosophical ideation.
Alexander Bard unveils Zuvism—blending Zen, Sufism, and Zoroastrianism from the Silk Road. A deep chat with Andrew Sweeny and Tim Pickerill. Esoteric truths, sex, violence—decentralized spirituality for nomads.
This is an invitation to Max Border's new course, Empire of the Mind: A Grey Robes Symposium, which will include a wide-ranging discussion on the meaning of empire, the function of religion, sutra, tantra, and decentralization.
Technology and education in a time between worlds
A first converstion with the intellectual titans Alexander Bard and Daniel Garner of O.G. Rose and a discussion about their two new philosophy books, Belonging again and Process and event.
Bard queries Pickerill and Sweeny about the wonderous practice lineages of Tantric Buddhism and Crazy Wisdom Masters.
A new conversation with Sweeny, Bard, And Borders ond religion, sex, and civilization.
Why are we so depressed in the digital age? A deep discussion about what Roberto Palacio calls the age of anxiety.
A deep conversation about archetypes and the need for art and religion and a Gurdieffian 4th way in the land of technological utopia and dystopia. And a plug for Max's upcoming course on Parallax, which will explore these issue.
A series with Bonnitta Roy, exploring metaphysics and transcendental emergentism—and other ideas circling around Alexander's new book Process and Event.
The beginning of a series with Bonnitta Roy, exploring metaphysics and transcendental emergentism—and other ideas circling around Alexander's new book Process and Event.
After a bit of a hiatus, Sweeny vs Bard are back to talk about core Bardism, Alexander’s new book Process and Event, Zoraster, Marx, Time, Space, and God. Please enjoy this feast.
David C. Korten is a luminary in the field of economics, a member of the Club of Rome, an author of the order and essentially meets all the criteria for being considered 'wise'. I am quite happy that he took the time to talk to me about his new book, about cosmologies and stories, and about our possible futures.
In this special episode I am talking to Dr. Rick Strassman, leading expert in DMT-Research. We were talking about his new book, 'The Soul of Prohecy', about his DMT-research, about the properties of the DMT-experience, the evolutionary purpose, ethics and a lot more ... enjoy!
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto and author of Maps of Meaning: The Achitecture of Belief. He entered the public sphere when he decided to take a stand against PC-Culture, Identity Politics and the pathologies of postmodernism. In this podcast we are talking about a wide array of topics, all pertaining to the end of postmodernism.
Noga Erez is a singer/songwriter from Tel Aviv/Israel. Her music deals with the conflicts of the world, is uncompromising, fascinating and authentic. Noga and I had an intersting chat about creativity and her debut album 'Off the Radar'
Dr. Chris Ryan is a bestselling book-author and podcaster. He wrote 'Sex at Dawn' and 'Civilized to Death', and is host of the 'Tangentially Speaking'-Podcast.
I had the distict pleasure to talk with him about our love of Spain, the pitfalls of civilization, civilization as a self-replicating superorganism, living the Nomad-life, developmental psychology and the developmental age of us humans today. Maybe we all are just sixteen. Which might explain our problems.
Dr. Gad Saad is a evolutionary psychologist and Professor of Marketing at Concordia University in Montreal. He writes a blog for Psychology Today and hosts a popular YouTube channel titled "The Saad Truth", where he comments with a lot of humour on the culture war we are facing today. In this episode we are talking about some ideas of his new book 'The Parasitic Mind', and if and why the immunological system might fail in our society.
Stephen Hicks is a Professor for Philosophy and author of the very good book 'Explaining Postmodernism'. Logically, we talk a lot about the history, aspects, traits and problems of postmodernism.
Ken Wilber, founder and creator of Integral theory, is guest on the show!
We did try to make sense of the cultural polarisation of 2018: What are the chances, stressors and problems of our time?
What does integration of left and right values mean?
Beyond an integral observer stance: What could an integral political party look like?
Jordan Peterson, Jonathan Haidt and the Intellectual Dark Web: What is their evolutionary function?
In this episode I had the distinct pleasure to talk to the godfather und founder of Spiral Dynamics, Dr. Don Beck. We talked a bit about his upcoming new book 'Spiral Dynamics in Action' about the current state of affairs of our culture, Trump, the Ken Wilber controversy, and more. Check it out!
von Renée DiResta
Es gibt einen Krieg. Wir sind mitten in einem sich entwickelnden, anhaltenden Konflikt: einem Informationsweltkrieg, in dem staatliche Akteure, Terroristen und ideologische Extremisten die soziale Infrastruktur des Alltags nutzen, um Zwietracht zu stiften und die gemeinsame Realität zu untergraben.
von Sean Esbjörn-Hargens
Die zunehmende Einsicht in die Komplexität ökologischer Probleme hat Führungskräfte in Umweltorganisationen, Regierungen, Unternehmensbüros und Universitäten dazu bewegt, vermehrt nach interdisziplinären, multidisziplinären und sogar transdisziplinären Modellen zu suchen, um die Umweltprobleme zu lösen. Wir stimmen damit überein – wir brauchen eine umfassendere Landkarte, um unsere herausforderndsten Probleme zu verstehen und zu lösen. Riddells Anwendung einer Form der integralen Ökologie zeigt, wie erfolgreich solch eine umfassende Integration verschiedener Perspektiven und Disziplinen sein kann. Aber bis jetzt hatten die meisten von uns keinen Zugang zu einem fundierten theoretischen Modell, das verschiedene Disziplinen und Methoden integriert und ordnet, und zur umfassendsten Lösung führt. Wir sind der Ansicht, dass die integrale Ökologie dieses theoretische Modell ist, das auf den Unterscheidungen der integralen Theorie basiert.
by Daniel Christian Wahl
Sustainability alone is not an adequate goal. The word sustainability itself is inadequate, as it does not tell us what we are actually trying to sustain. In 2005, after spending two years working on my doctoral thesis on design for sustainability, I began to realize that what we are actually trying to sustain is the underlying pattern of health, resilience and adaptability that maintain this planet in a condition where life as a whole can flourish. Design for sustainability is, ultimately, design for human and planetary health .
Von Lene Rachel Andersen & Tomas Björkman
Wie bemerkenswert sind die skandinavischen Länder? Sind sie wirklich so bemerkenswert? Sind wir nur selbstdarstellerische „Nordländer”, die nur im Auftrag unserer nationalen Tourismusabteilungen handeln, oder gibt es etwas Wichtiges in Island, Dänemark, Norwegen, Schweden und Finnland, das es wert ist, untersucht zu werden?
von Raoul Eshelman
Wir leben unbestreitbar in einer Zeit des kritischen Skeptizismus, in der Glaube meist nur noch als Zitat am Rand der Kultur eine Rolle spielt – beispielsweise bei gelegentlichen biblischen oder religiösen Anspielungen in ansonsten weltlichen Filmen, Gemälden oder Büchern. Die eindeutig säkularisierte Ausrichtung unserer Gesellschaft hat scheinbar endgültig dafür gesorgt, dass das Erlebnis des Glaubens aus unserem kulturellen Erfahrungsbereich verschwunden ist.
Von Tomas Björkman
Ich glaube, dass die Menschheit und die Welt, in der wir leben, einen kritischen Punkt in unserer Geschichte erreicht haben. Das alte Sprichwort, dass nichts so beständig ist wie der Wandel selbst, schien nie eine genauere Widerspiegelung unserer Realität zu sein als heute.
von David Korten
Wir Menschen, so Kortens These, leben mit und durch Geschichten, und die Geschichten, die wir uns derzeit erzählen, führen uns in eine desaströse Zukunft, geprägt durch Klimawandel, Armut, ungleiche Einkommensverteilung, soziale Ungerechtigkeiten und kollektive Selbstzerstörung. In seinen Buch – einem Bericht an den Club of Rome – untersucht Korten diese Geschichten, nach denen wir leben, unterscheidet vier grundlegende Kosmologien, auf denen diese Geschichten basieren, und zeigt auf, was wir tun müssen, um zu einer tragfähigen und wahrhaft demokratischen menschlichen Zukunft zu kommen.
By Max Borders
Inanna, the Sumerian goddess of love and beauty, descended into the Underworld to confront her sister, Ereshkigal, the queen of death and darkness. As she traveled through each gate of the Underworld, Inanna was forced to remove a piece of her royal attire. After passing through each gate, she stood naked and vulnerable before her sister. Stripped of all illusions and symbols of power, she was reborn.
by Lene Rachel Andersen
Denmark frequently pops up in American politics as an example worth emulating: democratic, prosperous, peaceful, well organized, and with a successful single-payer health care system. Some, like Fox News, seem to think, though, that Denmark is socialistic and resembles Venezuela; they should travel more — or, given COVID-19, call somebody at the US State Department who actually knows Denmark.
von Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Was wir weltweit, von Indien über Großbritannien bis hin zu den USA, gesehen haben, ist die Rebellion gegen den inneren Kreis der "Sachbearbeiter" und Journalisten-Insider, die keine Haut im Spiel haben, diese Klasse paternalistischer halb-intellektueller Experten mit irgendeiner Ivy League, Oxford-Cambridge oder einer ähnlichen label-gesteuerten Ausbildung, die dem Rest von uns sagen, 1) was wir tun sollen, 2) was wir essen sollen, 3) wie wir sprechen sollen, 4) wie wir denken sollen... und 5) wen wir wählen sollen.
by Dennis Wittrock
Like many of my peers, I am constantly wrestling with the question: What does it take to steer the world into a saner, more sustainable direction? This text is not a definitive answer to that question, simply a summary of what puzzle-pieces I have found so far that seem relevant. I will release it in the form of a series of posts. My hope is that by putting my pieces on the table that others will pick them up and link them to theirs so that this act of distributed cognition can move the whole forward.
Von Dominik Irtenkauf
Die politische Landschaft bewegt sich derzeit in eine gefährliche Richtung. Das hängt nicht nur mit Corona zusammen. Das Erstarken (rechts-)populistischer Bewegungen, der zunehmende Verlust einer eigenen kritischen Mitte und die Indifferenz gegenüber dem ökologischen Kollaps unseres Planeten führen zu einer Rückwärtsbewegung. Dies beinhaltet eine Rückkehr zu überwunden geglaubten Haltungen und Verhaltensweisen.
by Alistair Langer
In this piece I want to use C***** just as a starting point of a much larger reflection. I’m intentionally not writing the word out. I call it the big C. C with a capital C. To start with: No, I’m not denying C. It’s a virus. It kills people. I know people who died from it. …
By David Cayley
From the very beginning of the pandemic, there has been a steady drumbeat of scientific criticism of the policy of total quarantine – the name I will give to the attempt to keep SARS COV-2 at bay until a vaccine can be administered to all. The first instance to come to my attention was a paper by epidemiologist John Ioannidis, a professor of medicine at Stanford, particularly expert in bio-medical statistics.
By Paul LLoyd Robson
The necessity and value of Desexualised Spaces is as old as human society its self.
Hunting and military units, sports teams and fraternities such as Freemasons have been gathering points for men throughout the ages. At water fountains, in homes and more recently female empowerment groups are some of the places where women have tended to gather.
von Matthias Thiele
Wirft man einen allgemeinen Blick auf die Sozialwissenschaften von Psychologie über Soziologie bis Anthropologie, zeigen sich ihre enorme Vielfalt, ihre unzähligen Einzelbefunde, aber auch ihre Unverbundenheit. Mit dem Blick aus der Distanz fällt das Fehlen eines verbindenden Überbaus, eines strukturellen Formelwerks auf, das all diese Theorien, Modelle und Befunde durch eine strukturelle überspannende Architektur an ihren passenden Platz rücken könnte. Mit Fug und Recht lässt sich behaupten, die Psychologie befindet sich an einem Punkt, der jener der Physik vor Einstein, Bohr und Heisenberg entspricht.
by John Bunzl and Nick Duffell
At a time when the human propensity for ostrich-like behaviour is becoming perilous, we owe a massive debt to the Extinction Rebellion movement (XR) for putting climate change onto the headlines. This raising of consciousness has been essential, allowing the notion of ‘climate emergency’ to enter the vocabulary.
von Oliver Griebel
Es ist leicht, in der Brexit-Krise das Schmieren-Theater einer planlosen Theresa May, gejagt (und erlegt) von einem durchgeknallten Boris Johnson, gejagt von einem einfach nur schlimmen Nigel Farrage zu sehen. Infotainment will immer fast alles an Personen festmachen: daran, wer was wird, und wer wie tief fällt. Diese Geschichte der schier endlos sich hinquälenden Scheidung einer unglücklichen Ehe erzählt uns aber viel Tieferes über unseren Kontinent heute in Welt.
von Susanne Baumann
In vielen Demokratien findet derzeit eine zunehmende Polarisierung der Politik statt. Rechte und linke Parteien bekämpfen sich hart, isolieren sich immer mehr in ihren Ansichten und hören den anderen politischen Kräften kaum mehr zu. Dadurch schwillt die Wut zusätzlich an, was sich gerade im rechten politischen Spektrum zeigt. Die Frage ist, wie kommen wir aus diesem Dilemma wieder raus? Susanne Baumann, Politikerin der Integralen Politik IP aus der Schweiz zeigt drei Lösungsansätze auf.
von Peter N. Limberg und Conor Barnes
Bis zu den letzten Jahren war es sinnvoll, bei der Beschreibung der politischen Zugehörigkeit in den USA von einem roten Stamm und einem blauen Stamm zu sprechen. Der rote Stamm war rechtsgerichtet, populistisch, nationalistisch, religiös, besorgt über den Terrorismus und legte Wert auf sexuelle Reinheit. Der blaue Stamm war links, globalistisch, internationalistisch, weltlich, besorgt über die globale Erwärmung und schätzte die sexuelle Freiheit.
von Matthias Thiele
Am 1. September 2019 wählten die wahlberechtigten Einwohner Sachsens insgesamt fünf Parteien in den Landtag. Grob gesagt verteilten sich die Stimmen auf zwei Parteien zu jeweils einem Drittel und drei Parteien teilten sich das letzte Drittel.
Keine dieser Parteien repräsentiert eine Mehrheit der Einwohnerschaft des Bundeslandes, vor allem, wenn man die Wahlbeteiligung von 66% berücksichtigt.
von Heather Heying
Männliche Löwen können Monster sein, mörderisch und konzentriert. Giftig, wenn Sie so wollen.
Bei der Gelegenheit werden männliche Löwen stolz die Kätzchen töten, über die sie die Kontrolle erlangt haben. Sie begehen Kindermord, was die neuen Mütter, frisch kinderlos, wieder ins Östruszyklus zurückbringt. Die Weibchen werden schnell befruchtet. Das, da sind wir uns alle einig, ist ein beunruhigendes Verhalten und kann dazu führen, dass sich einige Menschen etwas weniger angetan von Löwen sind.
Die überwiegende Mehrheit der modernen menschlichen Männer würden in Anbetracht der Möglichkeit nichts dergleichen tun.
This five-part course invites students to embark on a journey of philosophical mythmaking as they explore how to reclaim time from linear progress, ‘see through’ the complex conditions of the present, and trace the outlines of an ‘integral’ spirituality–a spirituality that uniquely meets the challenges of this strange time between worlds..
The profound value of the Marseille Tarot lies in its objective and humble nature: an immaterial architecture that summarizes the concrete, psychological, and spiritual structure of the human being, a point of encounter between our existential struggles and the laws of the Cosmos.
Zufism – Toward the Origin and Source of Philosophy, Religion, and Spirituality is a course that lays the groundwork for Alexander Bard’s forthcoming book on Zufism. It combines Bard’s philosophical insights with key spiritual traditions such as Zoroastrianism, Zen, and Eastern traditions like Taoism and Vajrayana along the Silk Road. Drawing from his intellectual influences, including Hegel, Nietzsche, and Deleuze, Bard’s philosophy delves into the evolving relationship between philosophy, religion, and technology.
UNLOCK YOUR WIDE POTENTIAL WITH VOICE DIALOGUE AND INNOVATIVE binaural meditation beats by KLARTRAUM
This course serves as the second step in the larger long-term journey into the evolving landscape of your unique self, offering practices, insights, and community support to help you live your unique self in a deeper, more connected way.
Finding and Living your Truth as a Woman in Business
Starting 21.2.2025 at Parallax Academia hosted by Simone Junod, Shaman
Portal 1: This course serves as the first step in the larger long-term journey into the evolving landscape of your unique self, offering practices, insights, and community support to help you live your unique self in a deeper, more connected way
This transformative five-part course is designed for those ready to construct a powerful memeplex: an Empire of the Mind. In a world where personal stagnation can be dangerous, we will learn to shed old skin, gather our strength, and rise against the forces of manipulation and control. More than a course, this symposium is rooted in a powerful vision of social self-organization, along with the doctrine and practices that can realize it.
In this course, Gafni and Stein deepen the themes raised in First Principles and First Values. The Eye of Value is contrasted with the Eye-of-Anti-Value, and the topics of anthro-ontology, story, and value are explored in depth. Marc and Zak will engage participants in a series of dialogues at the edges of human knowledge, where there is a dance between the languages of science and the sacred, and between the lineages of ancient wisdom and our living memory of the future.
What is the occult? And how can a deeper understanding of its theory and practices help us to grow in power and wisdom? Individually we need to become more complex (and simpler), wealthier in every sense, and infused with a greater force of intention in all aspects of our lives. Collectively, we need to enhance the well-being of those we love and also spread new ideas, patterns, and moods into a planetary civilization that is wavering between implosion and transformation. Real growth requires more than just aspiration and meditation. We must contact, unfold and empower hidden parts of ourselves. We need to get better at “magic.”
Many portray Gurdjieff as a mere syncretic teacher of Eastern traditions or the more fashionable "Silk Road'' mystic who cobbled together ideas and practices for his system of the “Fourth Way”. However, this superficial understanding belies his history and teachings that tell a very different story and reveals a far more profound and challenging reality. This introductory session will delve into Gurdjieff's faith and work, and his controversial views on religion, and modern Christianity in particular, setting the stage for a deeper exploration.
Part I of Belonging Again attempted to explain our circumstance through thinkers like Peter Berger, Philip Rieff, and James Hunter. Part II will work to address our circumstance, arguing what it would mean to think economics, politics, sociology, and the like in light of the arguments of Belonging Again. In this, our aim is to show that in “The Meaning Crisis” there can be reason to hope.
A 4 part course with Zak Stein which will will delve into the works of David J Temple.
In this six-part seminar cyber-philosopher Alexander Bard will delve into his Magnum Opus, Process and Event
The Hard Way 3 month deep dive begins March 7th, 2024
The Grey Robes - Initiation into a Global Digital Priesthood begins March 10, 2024
Luke Behncke´s Parallax Course on Georges I. Gurdjieff, starting January 6th
Course at the PARALLAX ACADEMY
Course at the PARALLAX ACADEMY
Brendan Graham Dempsey course on Metamodern Spirituality in a new installment of our “Rebuilding Spirituality” Curriculum
This fourth installment of Layman Pascals “Rebuilding Spirituality” Course at the PARALLAX ACADEMY
This third installment of Layman Pascals “Rebuilding Spirituality” Course at the PARALLAX ACADEMY
This second installment of Layman Pascals “Rebuilding Spirituality” Course at the PARALLAX ACADEMY
This special introduction to “Rebuilding Spirituality” serves as the inaugural gateway to all future PARALLAX ACADEMY courses in this important emerging domain.
Today, technology allows us a new form of design: one that designs subjects, not objects; people, not things. By designing the information someone consumes, we can frame their opinions. By designing the interactions they have with digital devices, we can frame their thinking. This is known by not only tech giants but by military intelligence. And now, it is time that it becomes known by designers - especially those at the vanguard of dying paradigms
Zak Stein is a philosopher of education working at the interface of psychology, metaphysics, and politics. He has published two books, including Education in Time Between Worlds, along with dozens of articles.
This is the second in a three part series of conversations based on The book Sex, Masculinity and God co-written by Cadell Last.
The Nation-State System – why it acts as a block to our further evolution and how we can transcend it.
The SIMPOL Solution, spearheaded by the Simultaneous Policy (SIMPOL) Organization, gives voters around the world a new way to pressure their leaders to address global problems ranging from climate change to mass immigration and gross income disparities.
The talk will unpack the title itself: what is the structure of feeling in our time and how does it relate to a shifting *consciousness of time*, itself? What does a new relationship with time do for enabling us to actualize new futures? How does this moment make sense in the context of the whole (process) of cultural evolution in which we are situated?
A history of the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Men's movement with Fr. Michael Butler and a Q&A about Men's issues in general.
Cadell Last is an anthropologist, philosopher and therapist focused on biocultural evolution, mind-matter relation and future speculations. He earned his PhD in interdisciplinary and complexity studies at the Evolution, Cognition and Complexity group at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. He is also the author of over a dozen academic publications and two books: Global Brain Singularity and Sex, Masculinity, God. You can find more about his work at cadelllast.com."
Ole Bjerg (b. 1974) is an Associate Professor in Philosophy and Economics at the Copenhagen Business School. His writings span a range of topics such as money, banking, central bank digital currency, bitcoin, sustainability, conspiracy theory, poker, addiction, ethics, and now also men. A list of previous books in English include Parallax of Growth (Polity Press 2016), Making Money (Verso 2014) and Poker: The Parody of Capitalism (University of Michigan Press 2011). He was born in Jutland but now lives in Copenhagen with his wife and two sons.
The Philosopher Queens began as a manifesto written by Rachel Haywire. The manifesto expresses discontent at the impoverishment of feminine archetypes in the popular discourse, and prophesies the rise of the femme fatales who will take their place as Philosopher Queens.
Performatism is an epochal concept of post-postmodernism. I proposed it in 2000, first in a German-language article in the Wiener Slawistischer Almanach, then in an English translation in Anthropoetics. A book version, Performatism, or the End of Postmodernism, appeared in 2008. You can also find a brief practical introduction to interpreting performatist narrative in Blog Post No. 3, "The Performatist Challenge" as well as exemplary analyses in the Interpretations section.
Metamodern philosophy enters the scene only once the Internet and the social media have become truly dominant factors in people’s lives and when many of us no longer partake directly in the production and distribution of industrial goods.
Global growth sets new records, poverty and illiteracy rates fall, technological innovation creates amazing opportunities. Still we are deeply discontent, there is something fundamentally wrong with contemporary society. Democracies are paralysed and produce authoritarian bullies as leaders, a growing underclass sedates itself with fast carbs and moronic entertainment. Society is infantilised and political discourse implodes. Why?
Global growth sets new records, poverty and illiteracy rates fall, technological innovation creates amazing opportunities. Still we are deeply discontent, there is something fundamentally wrong with contemporary society. Democracies are paralysed and produce authoritarian bullies as leaders, a growing underclass sedates itself with fast carbs and moronic entertainment. Society is infantilised and political discourse implodes. Why?
How does the ancient shaman archetype relate to our present digital age? What is a shamanoid personality type and how to be a shaman in the digital age? In this talk, based on a conference I gave at the European Men’s Group gathering in Denmark in 2019, I will discuss these and questions with reference to the famous pill scene in the first Matrix movie.
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Andrew Sweeny and Tom Amarque on the The Parallax View