Today for #OnlySky, Humanist Book Club Series 2 begins.
This time, we're tackling Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry for the Future - but we're doing it a bit differently. No chapter summaries. Instead, we're looking at different approaches to climate change reform addressed in this work of near-future sci-fi.
No need to have read it! But today I explore why fiction can be *so* good for combating the helplessness in our news.
Yes! I'm looking forward to diving into that section first, because so many people bounced off the book the moment they saw a crypto-based solution enmeshed with future climate change policy. But they definitely missed the bigger point in that line of thinking in the book - and some of the important real-world policy ideas on which it was based.
Hoping for a good discussion in that first article! (I imagine it will get a bit heated - but better our comment threads than the world! ๐)
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Yes! I'm looking forward to diving into that section first, because so many people bounced off the book the moment they saw a crypto-based solution enmeshed with future climate change policy. But they definitely missed the bigger point in that line of thinking in the book - and some of the important real-world policy ideas on which it was based.
Hoping for a good discussion in that first article! (I imagine it will get a bit heated - but better our comment threads than the world! ๐)