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TSV Vol. 2 No. 1: Collective Navigation

Collective NavigationIntroduction to Vol. 2 No. 1Adam RobbertSkillful Perception at the Scale of CivilizationCivilization-scale challenges call for civilization-scale perception.Nicholas Paul BrysiewiczCognition in the WildPerception and cognition grow out of holistically entangled events.Bonnitta RoyPower Exists: How Shall We Use It?A thought experiment in the question of rule.Wolf TivyWarm Data and Iced LemonadeA deeply human response to complexity is possible.Nora Bateson & Explorers of LiminalityThe Instrument of NavigationEmotions are a faculty of perception.Raymond FinzelDiagnosing the Current Age: A Symptomology of the Meaning CrisisA wisdom renaissance is underway.Christopher Mastropietro & John VervaekeThe Epistemic Burdens of the Atomized IndividualHow do we develop an understanding of the atomized individual?Davood GozliSurfing Incoherence: Development and Navigation in an Uncertain FuturePersonal development is key to collective navigation.Jessica BurtonMemetic Mediation: The Hard Problem of the Culture WarWe can view this new culture war, Culture War 2.0, as philosophical battles acted out in the noosphere.Peter LimbergThe Psychodynamics of Memetic MediationMemetic mediation is an extension of our contemplative practice.Jason SnyderWhat Is Metamodernism and Why Does It Matter?Metamodernism and the structure of feeling.Greg DemberMapping Metamodernism for Collective IntelligenceWhat is metamodernism and how can it help us collectively navigate these times?Brent CooperMeta, ModernUnderstanding the phenomenology of consciousness.Jeremy Johnson

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