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Iran Worried U.S. Might Be Building 8,500th Nuclear Weapon

Iran Worried U.S. Might Be Building 8,500th Nuclear Weapon | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
TEHRAN—Amidst mounting geopolitical tensions, Iranian officials said Wednesday they were increasingly concerned about the United States of America's uranium-enrichment program, fearing the Western nation may soon be capable of producing its 8,500th...
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Brainstorming Doesn’t Really Work

Brainstorming Doesn’t Really Work | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Criticism allows people to dig below the surface of the imagination and come up with collective ideas that aren’t predictable. And recognizing the importance of conflicting perspectives in a group raises the issue of what kinds of people will work together best.

Read more http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2012/01/30/120130fa_fact_lehrer#ixzz1mDFAXj3g

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The Neuroscience of Imagination | Psychology Today

The Neuroscience of Imagination | Psychology Today | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Aerobic Exercise Stimulates Creative Thinking By Christopher Bergland...

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10 WAYS TO ENHANCE YOUR EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ...

10 WAYS TO ENHANCE YOUR EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ... | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
While it may not always be easy, developing the ability to tune in to your own emotions is the first and perhaps most important step. Here are 10 ways to enhance your emotional intelligence: 1. Don't interrupt or change the ...

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Edwin Rutsch & Marc Bekoff: Dialogs on Building a Culture of Empathy

2012-01-18 - Edwin Rutsch & Marc Bekoff: Dialogs on Building a Culture of Empathy and Compassion

Transcripts and more about Marc Bekoff at.
http://cultureofempathy.com/References/Experts/Marc-Bekoff.htm


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55: 2012 – Entheogenic Awakening?

55: 2012 – Entheogenic Awakening? | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Experiential journalist Rak Razam hosts a panel discussion at Entheogenesis Australis on the 2012 date and the implications for entheogenic culture in the year ahead.
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Why Sharing Stories Brings People Together | Psychology Today

Why Sharing Stories Brings People Together | Psychology Today | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Our brains sync up when we tell stories. By Joshua Gowin, Ph.D....
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Why economic inequality leads to collapse

Why economic inequality leads to collapse | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
The lesson of the Great Crash was that unequal enrichment provokes asset bubbles, excessive demand for debt and, finally, economic failure.

 

Excellent article in The Observer tackles the myths of inequality and economic growth.


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Facebook With Care: Social Networking Site Can Hurt Self-Esteem | Depression, Achievement & Social Comparison | LiveScience

Facebook With Care: Social Networking Site Can Hurt Self-Esteem | Depression, Achievement & Social Comparison | LiveScience | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Facebooking has its benefits, but it also holds mental-health pitfalls, especially for competitive young men and people with low self-esteem.
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Seizing Sustainable Development

Seizing Sustainable Development | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
The world is on an unsustainable path, and must urgently chart a new course forward, one that brings equity and environmental concerns into the economic mainstream.

 

At Project Syndicate, Jacob Zuma and Tarja Halonen explain the conclusions of the UN's high-level panel on Global Sustainability for Rio+20.


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Human ecology, ASHE,secular spirituality, safe home,What is Human Ecology.

Human ecology, ASHE,secular spirituality, safe home,What is Human Ecology. | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Contemporary social science applied to a secure, balanced human relationship with our earthly environment through an emergent Unifying Science, change to the collective unconscious and systemic holism.

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Degrowth in the Americas - An International Conference

Degrowth in the Americas - An International Conference | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
This conference, taking place in Montreal from May 13-19, 2012, will bring together academics, activists, environmentalists and indigenous peoples to discuss our needs and hopes for diverse and more equitable societies in the Americas, on a...
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Low IQ & Conservative Beliefs Linked to Prejudice | Racism, Bias & Politics | Right-Wing and Left-Wing Ideology | LiveScience

Low IQ & Conservative Beliefs Linked to Prejudice | Racism, Bias & Politics | Right-Wing and Left-Wing Ideology | LiveScience | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Low-intelligence children are more likely to be racist adults, a controversial link explained by the simplified world view offered by extremism.
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Drew Dudley: Everyday leadership

Drew Dudley: Everyday leadership | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
We have all changed someone’s life -- usually without even realizing it. In this funny talk from TEDxToronto, Drew Dudley calls on all of us to celebrate leadership as the everyday act of improving each other’s lives.
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The Great Carbon Bubble: Why the Fossil Fuel Industry Fights So Hard

The Great Carbon Bubble: Why the Fossil Fuel Industry Fights So Hard | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it

Telling the truth about climate change would require pulling away the biggest punchbowl in history, right when the party is in full swing. That’s why the fight is so pitched. That’s why those of us battling for the future need to raise our game. And it’s why that view from the satellites, however beautiful from a distance, is likely to become ever harder to recognize as our home planet.

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Neuroscience Reveals: Your Consciousness Is Connected To Everyone Else’s [TED Talk]

Neuroscience Reveals: Your Consciousness Is Connected To Everyone Else’s [TED Talk] http://t.co/CLh4LH5g...

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Chimp empathy & morality, without religion - Frans De Waal

Morality is hardwired into animals.

 

More on Frans De Waal

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How can we build a culture of empathy?

I think it is important in society, especially at the moment. Now that we have come out of this period where greed was so good. I think it is important to emphasize that there are alternative ways of looking at society. A society where solidarity is important and caring about others is important.
 

The other things, that I'm not an expert on, is education and culture of course. A cultural and educational change that emphasizes empathy more. I would also warn that empathy is not invariably positive. People think that empathy is automatically a positive characteristic. Empathy can be used for bad purposes also.


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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

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The “mirror test” was invented about 40 years ago as a means to determine whether or not a creature possesses self-awareness....

 

Animals that generally, but not always, pass the mirror test include the great apes: bonobos, chimpanzees, orangutans and gorillas; bottlenose dolphins and orcas; elephants; and European magpies. Human babies begin to pass the test at around 18 months or two years. Such supposedly smart creatures as dogs and cats routinely fail the test, however...

 

Meanwhile, researchers applied color to the foreheads of three elephants at a sanctuary in Thailand, and watched what happened when they looked in a mirror. These are highly self-aware animals, as shown by such behavior as displays of altruism and empathy.

 

by Barry Evans


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Live Chat: The Science of Love - ScienceNOW

Live Chat: The Science of Love - ScienceNOW...
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Why We Love Zoos

Why We Love Zoos | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Why are people drawn to zoos? Among other reasons, it may be the special kind of innocence they hope to find there.
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The facts are clear: Report finds EU can deliver more jobs in a green budget

The facts are clear: Report finds EU can deliver more jobs in a green budget | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it

Greening the EU's long-term budget can create more jobs than following the traditional spending paths according to a new report published by an alliance of environmental NGOs.


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Hear This: Ship Noise Stresses Whales | Right Whales, Ship Noise & Stress | LiveScience

Hear This: Ship Noise Stresses Whales | Right Whales, Ship Noise & Stress | LiveScience | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Reduced ship traffic in the Bay of Fundy after 9/11 resulted in a significant decrease in underwater noise and decreased levels of stress in right whales.
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The Joy of Quiet

The Joy of Quiet | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
Trying to escape the constant stream of too much information.
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Change the Story to Change the World

Change the Story to Change the World | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
The next five to ten years represent an unprecedented break in the human journey. We are between stories, or the guiding narratives, that serve as beacons for our collective future.
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NASA Report: Greenhouse Gases, Not Sun, Driving Warming | Global Warming & Solar Cycles | LiveScience

NASA Report: Greenhouse Gases, Not Sun, Driving Warming | Global Warming & Solar Cycles | LiveScience | Wild Resiliency | Scoop.it
During a six-year period when the sun's activity was low, the Earth still kept more energy than escaped back out into space. This means the planet's energy budget is out of balance, and the sun isn't to blame, scientists say.
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