mind or i was joined by the book's co-author former psycho therapist and professor of psychology carolyn baker i first asked her how she came to the conclusion that climate change is much much worse than we've been taught. and mostly the research of various climate scientists in all the research that guy macpherson has been compiling for several years and you know elizabeth cold there is a book the sixth extinction an unnatural history in that book she says the sixth extinction is likely to be mankind's most lasting legacy it compels us to rethink the fundamental question of what it means to be human now of course it's not only cold there this talking about extinction this topic is coming up everywhere it means stream media in two thousand and nine you wrote sacred demise for causing the collapse of industrial civilization what driving forces are behind this alternate downfall. well human beings inability to really look at the problem you know introduction one zero one to solving problems you have to admit that you have one and so we have most of the planet being unwilling to really look at it

mind or i was joined by the book's co-author former psycho therapist and professor of psychology carolyn baker i first asked her how she came to the conclusion that climate change is much much worse than we've been taught. mostly the research of various climate scientists in all the research that guy macpherson has been compiling for several years and you know elizabeth kolbert book the sixth extinction an unnatural history in that book she says the sixth extinction is likely to be mankind's most lasting legacy it compels us to rethink the fundamental question of what it means to be human now of course it's not only cold there this talking about extinction this topic is coming up everywhere it means stream media in two thousand and nine you wrote sacred demise the forecasts of the collapse of industrial civilization what driving forces are behind this alternate downfall. well human beings inability to really look at the problem you know introduction one zero one to solving problems you have to admit that you have one and so we have most of the planet being unwilling to really look at it and yo

mind or i was joined by the book's co-author former psycho therapist and professor of psychology carolyn baker i first asked her how she came to the conclusion that climate change is much much worse than we've been taught. and mostly the research of various climate scientists in all the research that guy macpherson has been compiling for several years and you know elizabeth cold there is a book the sixth extinction an unnatural history in that book she says the sixth extinction is likely to be mankind's most lasting legacy it compels us to rethink the fundamental question of what it means to be human now of course it's not only cold there this talking about extinction this topic is coming up everywhere it means stream media in two thousand and nine you wrote sacred demise forecasts of the collapse of industrial civilization what driving forces are behind this alternate downfall. well human beings inability to really look at the problem you know introduction one zero one to solving problems you have to admit that you have one and so we have most of the planet being unwilling to really look at i

mind or i was joined by the book's co-author former psycho therapist and professor of psychology carolyn baker i first asked her how she came to the conclusion that climate change is much much worse than we've been taught. mostly the research of various climate scientists and all the research that guy macpherson has been compiling for several years and you know elizabeth cold there is a book the sixth extinction an unnatural history in that book she says the sixth extinction is likely to be mankind's most lasting legacy it compels us to rethink the fundamental question of what it means to be human now of course it's not only cold there this talking about extinction this topic is coming up everywhere it means stream media in two thousand and nine you wrote sacred demise the forecast of the collapse of industrial civilization what driving forces are behind this alternate downfall. well human beings inability to really look at the problem you know introduction one zero one to solving problems you have to admit that you have one and so we have most of the planet being unwilling to really look at i

mind or i was joined by the book's co-author former psycho therapist and professor of psychology carolyn baker i first asked her how she came to the conclusion that climate change is much much worse than we've been taught. mostly the research of various climate scientists and all the research that guy macpherson has been compiling for several years and you know elizabeth kolbert book the sixth extinction an unnatural history in that book she says the sixth extinction is likely to be mankind's most lasting legacy it compels us to rethink the fundamental question of what it means to be human now of course it's not only cold there this talking about extinction this topic is coming up everywhere it means stream media in two thousand and nine you wrote sacred demise the forecasts of the collapse of industrial civilization what driving forces are behind this alternate downfall. well human beings inability to really look at the problem you know introduction one zero one to solving problems you have to admit that you have one and so we have most of the planet being unwilling to really look at it and y

damned if you don't then do and i recently wrote an article which you can find on my website at carolyn baker dot net in titled when surrendered means not giving up and in that article i agree i argue that rather than trying to do something about a phenomenon that cannot be fixed in the face of what increasingly appears to be the sixth great extinction we focus on living our lives in a particular way that brings meaning to ourselves and others even more important now to connect with other people and to be of service and to spend quality time in nature and appreciate the hell out of our lives absolutely well yeah exactly cultivate that artistic nature provide things that will make people happy our music philosophy conversation carolyn a few months ago marmion troll good friend mike rupert tragically took his own life as someone who was very close to mike what can we learn from his approach to seeking truth and i guess again from his wisdom. well we can have compassion for people who are very troubled. and we can reach out to them as much as possible and we can realize that they are there about