Episode 1: Stop Burning Passengers for Progress: Life-Coherent Civilization

A deep dive into life-coherent civilization, world-bringing, structural violence, civil commons, and participatory repair. This episode asks whether our systems still serve life — or whether life is being consumed to preserve the systems we built. Read More The post Episode 1: Stop Burning Passengers for Progress: Life-Coherent Civilization first appeared on TOWARD LIFE-KNOWLEDGE.

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