Interested in archetypal psychology, and where technology and innovation intersect. Part time eclipse chaser! opinions, retweets excepted, are my own.

Melbourne, Australia
Joined March 2007
Sun setting on Mars. – at Sompting, England
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A few days ago my post of a humanely euthanised & dissected feral cat & it’s native prey was deleted from twitter and my account locked- the post was deemed ‘gratuitous gore’. FYI im working on getting this pic back up as feral cat impacts & management is of great importance🐈 – at Kingscote, South Australia
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Howard Errey retweeted
“Paris bans cars: The city pulled off an urban dream. Is it a model or a warning?” (Very good article on the amazing strides Paris has made—car trips declined by almost 60%—but also the danger of forgetting/ignoring/not responsible for the suburbs) slate.com/business/2023/03/p…
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A major Canadian bank was the world’s largest financier of fossil fuels last year, contributing $42.1bn to such companies aje.io/gz2a71
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"A blog post is a search query. You write to find your tribe; you write so they will know what kind of fascinating things they should route to your inbox" escapingflatland.substack.co… @phokarlsson
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HAGONOY, Philippines: In a town in northern Philippines where floods have become a perennial problem, motorcycle taxi drivers have modified their vehicles to keep passengers dry and high above the floodwaters. #BangkokPost #World bangkokpost.com/world/241700…
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Save the melbourne TS Bookshop. chng.it/ZMSyzRhJsB Please sign and share.
Howard Errey retweeted
An easier link from which to download the new book, released yesterday: ‘Designing Missions — A practice guide by Vinnova’ vinnova.se/publikationer/mis… (Printed copies to follow; more context to follow!)
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“Our findings show that high-density low-rise cities, such as Paris, are more environmentally friendly than high-density high-rise cities, such as New York” (Obvs, but still worth repeating. Note that global population growth estimates are way over, tho) theconversation.com/cities-a…
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Reality Learning nominated for Learnx awards realitylearning.org/learnxaw…
Armon and I founded a company valued in the multiple billions that employs over 1,300 people that all work from home. Me, my co-founder, our CEO are all in diff states. So this is a self-serving take from someone who provides office space.
WeWork's CEO tells WSJ there is an easy way for companies to spot their most engaged employees: They’re the ones who want to come back to the office. “Those who are least engaged are very comfortable working from home,” he said. on.wsj.com/3w71lst
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Just posted a photo @ Northcote, Victoria instagram.com/p/CNvmUHqBH0o/…