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Cornucopia

De: Karim Benammar
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  • How do we live abundantly? Philosopher Karim Benammar explores the shift from a world of scarcity to a world of abundance. From a world of lack to a world of plenty, from surviving to living, and from struggle to possibility and freedom. Each episode, recorded on a walk, explores a concept in economics, ecology, psychology or philosophy.
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  • 19. Christmastime

    19. Christmastime
    Dec 24 2023

    A parable in the Cornucopian spirit for Christmas
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    9 m
  • 18 Shaping the future

    18 Shaping the future
    Jun 28 2023

    In a world of scarcity, our work and organisations are focused first on surviving, and then on producing enough for a safe and comfortable life. As we are shifting to a world of abundance, doing work which is meaningful to us, and working for organisations with a purpose, becomes much more important. As we become aware of our power to shape the world, we can decide to consciously create the future we want for humanity. 
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    31 m
  • 17 Sisyphus revisited

    17 Sisyphus revisited
    Jun 17 2023

    The philosopher Albert Camus uses the myth of Sisyphus as a parable for human existence. We are condemned to toil endlessly, without result, like Sisyphus pushing a boulder up the hill, only to have it roll down again. This is certainly the case in a world without progress, in which we are barely surviving, but is it true in a world of abundance and creativity? Can humanity escape Sisyphus’ fate? If so, what does that future look like? Let’s revisit this myth and the fundamental question about of the meaning of our lives.
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    27 m
Filosofía Ciencias Sociales
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