Welcome Rachel!

Here is a fascinating that addresses, among other topics, what they call "social causes of disease".

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/medical-education-needs-rethinking/

On Fri, Aug 28, 2020, 9:16 AM Henriques, Gregg - henriqgx <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hi TOK List,

  I just wanted to share that I had a great conversation this week with Rachel Haywire. She is an artist, author, and “philosopher queen”. She is a futurist exploring the new counter cultural terrain in the emerging digital landscape.

 

  She came on my radar a while back because of the Elixir Salon and people were raving about the philosophical cabernet that she hosted in late June. She then joined us for several TOK Community meetings and so I then got a chance to follow up. She enjoyed the “Tour of the Garden” and we had some fun wondering about how we might animate the art and really bring it to life. We also talked about some possible TOK-Elixir Salon intersections.

 

  Anyway, just wanted to share the connection and the linkages being formed on “the emerging edge of culture in this time between worlds”.

 

Let’s continue to explore the possibilities!

 

Peace,
Gregg

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