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* 1. What does evolving society entail? | * 1. What does evolving society entail? | ||
* 2. Of the kinds of information that we include in the ecological framework on which do we currently primarily rely to alter society? | * 2. Of the kinds of information that we include in the ecological framework on which do we currently primarily rely to alter society? | ||
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How can people valuescience to evolve society towards the vision and social contract you outlined? (50-100 words)
- 1. What does evolving society entail?
- 2. Of the kinds of information that we include in the ecological framework on which do we currently primarily rely to alter society?
- 3. Give an example of a sign to which you’re exposed that may be an adverse influence on your ability to evolve society towards the vision and social contract you outlined. Describe how you might limit your exposure to the sign.
- 4. Give an example of a sign with which you communicate that may be an adverse influence on your ability to evolve society towards the vision and social contract you outlined. Describe how you might reshape it to communicate as you intend.
- 5. List and briefly describe three or more social actions (cognitive activism, organizing for social change, acting individually) to evolve society towards the vision and social contract you outlined.
- 6. Give an example of a cognitive activist and what he or she did to evolve and disseminate a consilient scientific worldview and make it a basis for social reform.
- 7. List three or more ways to evolve corporations towards a more science-based social order.
- 8. List and briefly describe three or more ways that people might address population overshoot.
