Get Outside Podcast, Episode 114
Lincoln Stoller2024-03-01T17:05:30-08:00If you have a strong relationship with the outdoors, you should find this interesting.
If you have a strong relationship with the outdoors, you should find this interesting.
“Gruesomely violent scenes from television shows are one of the most satisfying things for many adults…”
Things relating to climbing, exploration, and how attitudes have changed over the decades.
Real ecology is a way of being. Humans cannot plan a sustainable ecology until we have a broader awareness of our effects.
I don’t make a big deal of it, but I think questions of spirit are questions of meaning, reason, and purpose, and, in this regard, natural science has spirit.
How networks can create a way of measuring, and how this measurement can evolve as a network changes.
How we gain knowledge through struggle, danger, and fear. Learning in nature in pursuit of engagement.
I’m interested in networks because I suspect they can describe aspects of nature beyond mathematics and sentences.
Many things come naturally to us, but thinking is not one of them. There are many forms of thinking. We are primarily taught only two: linear and emotional.
The critical idea behind deep nature connection is not nature, it’s connection. Nature is the mirror because nature holds the chaos of the interaction of relevant things.
Love is hugely misunderstood, but closely related to harmony and balance, and grows from those things. I’ve created an audio file to bring to you some of the ideas and associations that came to me during this walk.
I have concluded there is a single-celled, diatomic plankton that lives its whole life in the stratosphere.