As herbalists, we are naturally using design processes all the time. Working in the plant and human world for the purpose of healing we are constantly dealing in very complex worlds. Plants are extremely complex as beings, as are human (& other animals). To deal with this complexity, we like to learn a tradition and [...]
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On an 'economic-recovery' themed book diet. However, I'd LOVE to get a copy of Incognito, Connectome, Wayfinders, John Brockman's new book.
@onlineherbalist Oh my gracious good that would be amazing!
Got everything on my list done today. Reward: watching Even the Rain, rose/tulsi/jasmine hot cocao, snuggling with my best person.
Currently pursuing resources & studies on stories/narrative in applied design & social change. If you've seen a notable resource, do tell!
Awesome article. How to Get High on Soil - The Atlantic http://t.co/3SknlU0R
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