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Welcome to Open Source Ecology - where we learn collaborative design to rebuild the world from scratch, with innovation beyond disciplinary thinking. | Welcome to Open Source Ecology - where we learn collaborative design to rebuild the world from scratch, with innovation beyond disciplinary thinking. Fueled by the power of open collaboration - to benefit everyone. Beyond politics and economics of scarcity, we give up the old with lifelong learning to create the new. | ||
We invite everyone to pursue what is most interesting, to unjob and build a world where our future generations are proud of this generation - for | We invite everyone to pursue what is most interesting, to unjob and build a world where our future generations are proud of this generation - for setting this world back on a right track. | ||
We could talk about problems but here we work on solutions. | We could talk about problems but here we work on solutions. We study pressing world issues, so we can create the next paradigm with the art of the possible. We don't put bandaids on old problems - we start with fundamental solutions and a long term view of the world. | ||
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Notes
Welcome to Open Source Ecology - where we learn collaborative design to rebuild the world from scratch, with innovation beyond disciplinary thinking. Fueled by the power of open collaboration - to benefit everyone. Beyond politics and economics of scarcity, we give up the old with lifelong learning to create the new.
We invite everyone to pursue what is most interesting, to unjob and build a world where our future generations are proud of this generation - for setting this world back on a right track.
We could talk about problems but here we work on solutions. We study pressing world issues, so we can create the next paradigm with the art of the possible. We don't put bandaids on old problems - we start with fundamental solutions and a long term view of the world.