Category Archives: Culture

We Tweet at Their Pleasure

Posted on 27 August 2018 by Duncan Noble

Being suspended from Twitter might be a mixed blessing: it lays bare your dependency on a social media platform that enforces its rules with Kafkaesque abandon and forces you to rethink your relationship with a digital platform that exercises absolute … Continue reading →

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Planting Seeds So Something Bigger Might Emerge

Posted on 6 March 2016 by Duncan Noble

This is a re-blog of a really great interview with Kevin Anderson. It covers the Paris Climate Agreement, why most of us should hardly ever fly, and how change can happen in complex systems. Highly recommended reading! The Paris Agreement … Continue reading →

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A Tale of Two Headlines: When is Switching to an Electric Car a Good Thing?

Posted on 1 April 2015 by Duncan Noble

Imagine two headlines for a story about electric cars: Switching to an electric car isn’t always good for the environment Switching to an electric car would reduce carbon emissions for over 80% of Canadians CBC radio recently ran a story … Continue reading →

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