Loo talks to Professor Susan Krumdieck, co-founder of transition engineering, about her vision to reimagine our economic systems on the firm foundation of science and engineering.
Wow. Loo ! You brought us another wonderful interview, thank you. And thank you, Susan. You are not only an engineer, but also a wonderful communicator. Ngā mihi, Tur
Very nice, Discovered Susan on a "Happen Films" NZ Podcast, and I'd love to know more about Transition engineering. Great work here, Loo. Also, I really enjoyed your interview with Justin, who articulated a nicely in-depth description of the Vagabond veg project.
Thanks so much Joe! Someone else just told me about Daniel Schmachtenberger so I'll definitely look him up! I find transition engineering very exciting. I love how it starts from first principles and reimagines economics from this very practical ground. ANyone can join as an affiliate or member to support the movement here: https://gate.wildapricot.org/join_us
Wow. Loo ! You brought us another wonderful interview, thank you. And thank you, Susan. You are not only an engineer, but also a wonderful communicator. Ngā mihi, Tur
Very nice, Discovered Susan on a "Happen Films" NZ Podcast, and I'd love to know more about Transition engineering. Great work here, Loo. Also, I really enjoyed your interview with Justin, who articulated a nicely in-depth description of the Vagabond veg project.
This guy might be right up your ally:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XCXvzQdcug
keep up the good work:)
Thanks so much Joe! Someone else just told me about Daniel Schmachtenberger so I'll definitely look him up! I find transition engineering very exciting. I love how it starts from first principles and reimagines economics from this very practical ground. ANyone can join as an affiliate or member to support the movement here: https://gate.wildapricot.org/join_us