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Lectures and podcast interviews with University of Oslo climate scientist Karen O'Brien, spanning human security, transformation, and quantum social change.
…briefly? Yeah, well, we just have a little bit about the book. And it was a collaboration with a Norwegian artist, Tone Bjordam. So it's beautifully illustrated. And that really was the heart of it, because some of these concepts are very abstract. But…
…Yeah, thank you. Nice to see you again. Yeah, bye. And I could say, I just saw that the artist is Tone Bjordam, B-J-O-R-D-A-M. And I think it's Tone, T-O-N-E, B-J-O-R-D-A-M.com. And she does a beautiful work on bringing science to life, including, yeah,…
…we are the system, we would start to see a very different world. And this is a depiction of the Bretherton diagram by artist Tone Bjordam, who I'm collaborating with on a book that I will talk about later. And what we start to see is that this really…
…under the Adaptation Connects research project. that I lead at the University of Oslo under the Art Connects project. So artist Tone Bjordam, a Norwegian artist, and I collaborated on these ideas and really, you know, I think she really brought them to…
…this planet and of human beings depended on how I am and what I do, How would I be? What would I do? And Tone Bjordam in her depiction of these different types of scenarios leaves a blank fingerprint for you and for me to think about, you know, how…