Its not you, its we: why values alone aren’t enough for a sustainable world
Allowing the values we hold to be expressed through action should not be a matter of guilt. Sustainability will come when we turn the tide.

Allowing the values we hold to be expressed through action should not be a matter of guilt. Sustainability will come when we turn the tide.

Capitalism has no stated end-goal, no clear outcome or purpose, yet it dominates our planet. We need a little more from our operating system.

The future evolution of business; Rejuvenative Enterprises will thrive upon the changes our planet faces, for the good of all.

Entropy applies without exception to all activities and processes. Is it the meta metric to measure and drive a circular economy?

The limits to growth are framed by thermodynamics, not sentiment and custom. We must evolve our systems of value to work within and alongside this reality.

We need to drive a flowering of rejuvenative technology - sustainable in its impact and biotic in its nature - increasing the sum total of life on Earth.

The right to trade now is actively protected. With predicted social and environmental disruption, should we also develop the Rights of Future Trade?

Humans unconsciously tend to assume that the status quo is somehow right and natural. How might this affect our ability to build a sustainable future?

From shallow value to real value - markets need to be capable of valuing a common future as more valuable than a private present.

What hope for sustainability when short term, shallow value and sensation is prioritised over the long term productive capacity of the planet and humanity?

Like pricing the Earth, getting the right price for your Mother might be harder than you think

Optimism for a sustainable future might be pointless in cosmic terms but then so is pretty much anything when viewed in this light.
