Spaceship
There was a time when economic, social and environmental crises were ‘over there’ – someone else’s problem. Now, breakdowns in one part of the world can rapidly spread to every other part. There is no ‘away’ anymore. This was already foreseen in the 1960s by Kenneth Boulding, Barbara Ward and Buckminster Fuller who wrote about Spaceship Earth – a closed system where a problem for one is a problem for all and where resources are finite and must be continually recycled. Spaceship thinking also means solutions can be shared globally and breakthroughs can ripple through the system. One Earth. Global Solidarity.
— Wayne Visser
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