Philosophy in Action
summary
Argues that technology forces a new economic age and tests big fixes: a Hudson basic income pilot gives 128 people $500/month for five years and reports better physical and mental health and employment nearly tripling; a climate action farm (Wally Farms) runs a container farm, hempcrete cabins, a solar microgrid and electric equipment as a replicable model; an affordable housing project prototypes steward ownership by legally limiting sale/mortgage and sharing upside with residents to permanently shift power.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:05Love Story
- 7:28New Age
- 9:03Basic Income
- 10:06No Strings Attached
- 10:47The Climate Crisis
- 11:36Climate Action Farm
- 13:34Steward Ownership
- 15:21Meet Susan Albert
- 16:23Collective Responsibility
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