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Long Distance Thinking
What else has been hidden by summary? What thoughts must we resist abridging? Those giant sequoias echo a reminder to ask ourselves, what are the unseen things today that could be growing?
Simon Sarris • Long Distance Thinking
Challenging what was regarded as wisdom by those before us forces us to develop a deep appreciation of existing knowledge while simultaneously revealing potential gaps or faults in the prevailing thinking. The identification of these faults and the creation of novel bridges to traverse those gaps is the invention of new knowledge. We contribute to
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resilience and flexibility into their codes and conventions. But mostly those exercises in long-term planning have been all about preserving the current order, not making a preemptive choice to protect us against threats that might erupt three generations later.