#009 / 29.01.2024 - How Can I Change the World from my Smallness (2)

Second episode on how we can change the reality around us from our insignificance in the face of the powers of the world. Most people don't even consider doing anything to change the course of events in the world, thinking that they don't have enough power to even try. However, Grian, from his own personal experience, offers us reflections that point to the supreme importance of each person doing what they can best contribute to the world in order to transform it into a more humane and habitable world. These reflections are accompanied by highly inspiring scientific proposals, such as the Butterfly Effect and Chaos Theory, which point in the direction that any person, no matter how insignificant they may feel, by doing their bit in the enormous task of transforming our civilisation, can have more effect than they could ever have imagined in the construction of a socially and ecologically just civilisation.Directed and hosted by: Grian CutandaTune: Greensleeves, by Kim Robertson, with express permission for its use in this programme (Kim Robertson@BMI)Our thanks go to Cassandra Vieten and Fernando Berlin, on whom we have based a key part of the strategy for this programme.LINKSFor the outline of the proposal on how the Rainbow Warriors 3.5 social movement and campaign works and how to create a 'tribe' (a group of people who are willing to put their talents and skills at the service of the Earth and the terrestrial Community of Life), visit the presentation 'Rainbow Warriors 3.5: The Social Forest'. * National Geographic (2017). Efecto mariposa: ¿El aleteo de una mariposa en Sri Lanka puede provocar un huracán en EE.UU? National Geographic (website). Availablee on https://www.nationalgeographic.es/ciencia/el-efecto-mariposa* López-Baucells, A. (2023 Sep 29). How can a dandelion hold back a flood? | Initiating the butterfly effect for good. National Geographic [video]. Available on https://youtu.be/eOqxAGBvZSk?si=_jgJTBx0q4aVnVrI* BBC News Mundo (2020 Jun 9). Einstein: el “año milagroso” en el que escribió 5 estudios científicos que revolucionaron la física. BBC News Mundo (website). Available on https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-52596330* BBC News Mundo (2022 Aug. 20). Qué son la teoría del caos y el efecto mariposa y cómo nos ayudan a entender mejor el universo. BBC News Mundo (video). Available on https://youtu.be/-_2LYenA9ak?si=EX9VaG40YeyYWKtBMUSICTune: Greensleeves,by Kim Robertson, with express permission for its use in this programme (Kim Robertson@BMI)* Under the Sun, by Keys of Moon (Serjo da Lua), under license Creative Commons CC BY, on https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon/under-the-sun-inspiring-epic-music-free-download* Roaming Two, by Alexander Nakarada, under license Creative Commons CC BY on https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com/royalty-free-music/celtic-fantasy* A Celtic Tale, by Shadow Blood XIII, under license Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND, on https://soundcloud.com/user-73739998/a-celtic-tale* Umoja, by Alexander Nakarada, under license Creative Commons CC BY on https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com/royalty-free-music/celtic-fantasy* Conclusions music: * Hym of Light, by Anton Shilo, under license CC BY, on https://soundcloud.com/mrhumble/hymn-of-light* Call sign or ad 1: Celtic Dance, by Alex Chorny, under CC BY on https://soundcloud.com/alex_chorny/celtic-theme-sketch* Call sign or ad 2: Closer to Your Dream,by Keys of Moon (Serjo De Lua), licensed under Creative Commons CC BY on https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/6kTIfnikG1vBhpyEbDfn56* Call sign or ad 3: Now We Ride,by Alexander Nakarada, licensed under Creative Commons CC BY on https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com/royalty-free-music/celtic-fantasy