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February 2015 Environmental Evolution newsletter

A Gaian-deep time view of Earth history and current events. As Lynn Margulis observed, “Gaia is symbiosis seen from space.” This issue is “the unsocial” and discusses why humans are in no way special to the evolution of the Universe or planet Earth. Childrens’ shows have “peanut galleries” because children like to watch children. Humans […]

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But Where is God in the Story? Interview with Jennifer Morgan and Christine Roess

Many of us who give Deep Time programs hear this question all the time. This is an interview on Princeton Community TV about the question with Christine Roess who wrote a book for children titled “Where is God?” and DTJN president Jennifer Morgan, who wrote a Universe Story Trilogy for children telling the story of […]

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Shakespeare in the Cave: A Big History of Art

Shakespeare in the Cave: A Big History of Art is a creative practice project emanating out of Rich Blundell’s PhD dissertation on the transformative learning that can happen through engaging with the Big History narrative. It is an experimental project in cultural dissemination on the cosmic story.

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The New Origin Story (Video by Mary Coelho)

A video of Mary Conrow Coelho’s art exhibit at the Friend’s Meeting at Cambridge, MA, US. A celebration of revelations and insights from The New Story through series of paintings and collages in accordion books.

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The History of the World in 18 Minutes

Backed by stunning illustrations, David Christian narrates a complete history of the universe, from the Big Bang to the Internet, in a riveting 18 minutes. This is “Big History”: an enlightening, wide-angle look at complexity, life and humanity, set against our slim share of the cosmic timeline.

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