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Ormerod, Paul
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[2005] Why Most Things Fail: evolution, extinction and economics. Wiley, 2005 [
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[2021]:
Cognitive Encryption enabling Collapse of Civilization
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[2020]:
Reframing the Imaginable Key to the Future?
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[2018]:
Group of 7 Dwarfs: Future-blind and Warning-deaf
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[2017]:
64 Questions for the Environmental Conservationists of the World
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[2016]:
Global Challenge of the Global Challenge
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[2014]:
Transcending an Asystemic View of Life
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[2014]:
Resource Insights from Plus or Minus 12 People on a Liferaft
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[2012]:
Paradoxes of Engaging with the Ultimate in any Guise
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[2011]:
Ungovernability of Sustainable Global Democracy?
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[2011]:
Mind Map of Global Civilizational Collapse
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[2011]:
Mapping Paralysis and Tokenism in the Face of Potential Global Disaster
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[2011]:
Map of Systemic Interdependencies None Dares Name
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[2011]:
Gruesome but Necessary: Global governance in the 21st Century?
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[2011]:
Embodiment of Change: Comprehension, Traction and Impact?
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[2010]:
Epistemological Panic in the face of Nonduality
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[2009]:
Entangled Tales of Memetic Disaster
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[2009]:
Enabling Strategies for Viable Futures
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[2009]:
Emerging Memetic Singularity in the Global Knowledge Society
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[2009]:
Abuse of Faith in Governance: Mystery of the Unasked Question
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[2008]:
Unknown Undoing: challenge of incomprehensibility of systemic neglect
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