Zach Bush

And so that intelligence is something that was called quorum sensing at the biologic level. And so when you get enough diversity or enough inputs into a single space, you start to see these really beautiful things that are far more spectacular than the sum of its parts. And so it's this true synergy where there's one plus one equals four, not two, you know.

And so that intelligence is something that was called quorum sensing at the biologic level. And so when you get enough diversity or enough inputs into a single space, you start to see these really beautiful things that are far more spectacular than the sum of its parts. And so it's this true synergy where there's one plus one equals four, not two, you know.

And so that synergy of the centropic nature of multiple connections creates the beauty of something like a murmuration. And this is where I think we have fundamentally broken our contribution, moving from contributor back to consumer in our human systems as we break those interrelationships of tens of thousands and we turn it into a nuclear family.

And so that synergy of the centropic nature of multiple connections creates the beauty of something like a murmuration. And this is where I think we have fundamentally broken our contribution, moving from contributor back to consumer in our human systems as we break those interrelationships of tens of thousands and we turn it into a nuclear family.

And so that synergy of the centropic nature of multiple connections creates the beauty of something like a murmuration. And this is where I think we have fundamentally broken our contribution, moving from contributor back to consumer in our human systems as we break those interrelationships of tens of thousands and we turn it into a nuclear family.

And now you're a husband, you're a wife, and those are your children. There's your white picket fence. Everything inside this fence is yours. Everything outside of it is not yours. And so now you've isolated yourself from the 99.999% of nature that is the Mother Earth that was intending to be your mother in the first place.

And now you're a husband, you're a wife, and those are your children. There's your white picket fence. Everything inside this fence is yours. Everything outside of it is not yours. And so now you've isolated yourself from the 99.999% of nature that is the Mother Earth that was intending to be your mother in the first place.

And now you're a husband, you're a wife, and those are your children. There's your white picket fence. Everything inside this fence is yours. Everything outside of it is not yours. And so now you've isolated yourself from the 99.999% of nature that is the Mother Earth that was intending to be your mother in the first place.

And in that concept of ownership as a solution to scarcity, we create more scarcity. And so the murmuration of a bird is showing us if we would just let go of the belief that we're not protected and that nature's against us and we need to consume so that there's enough, letting go of that and increasing the number of connections, we return perhaps at the local level to a village model.

And in that concept of ownership as a solution to scarcity, we create more scarcity. And so the murmuration of a bird is showing us if we would just let go of the belief that we're not protected and that nature's against us and we need to consume so that there's enough, letting go of that and increasing the number of connections, we return perhaps at the local level to a village model.

And in that concept of ownership as a solution to scarcity, we create more scarcity. And so the murmuration of a bird is showing us if we would just let go of the belief that we're not protected and that nature's against us and we need to consume so that there's enough, letting go of that and increasing the number of connections, we return perhaps at the local level to a village model.

But we're starting to have the technologies at our fingertips that are going to remind us of what it feels like to be wholly connected to the whole organism of humanity. And so cell phones and, you know, the tech world, Zoom, whatever it is, is leading us back to this possibility that there's more beauty with more connection. And right now we're relying on very low vibration technology.

But we're starting to have the technologies at our fingertips that are going to remind us of what it feels like to be wholly connected to the whole organism of humanity. And so cell phones and, you know, the tech world, Zoom, whatever it is, is leading us back to this possibility that there's more beauty with more connection. And right now we're relying on very low vibration technology.

But we're starting to have the technologies at our fingertips that are going to remind us of what it feels like to be wholly connected to the whole organism of humanity. And so cell phones and, you know, the tech world, Zoom, whatever it is, is leading us back to this possibility that there's more beauty with more connection. And right now we're relying on very low vibration technology.

5G networks compared to what happens in a human cell is... Like we haven't even reached kindergarten. The technology inside of a human body is so far beyond our comprehension. And so when we all have this moment of amazement when a man comes along and says, I've filled a steel tube with solid rocket fuel and I lit it on fire and it shot up into the air and then it fell back on earth.

5G networks compared to what happens in a human cell is... Like we haven't even reached kindergarten. The technology inside of a human body is so far beyond our comprehension. And so when we all have this moment of amazement when a man comes along and says, I've filled a steel tube with solid rocket fuel and I lit it on fire and it shot up into the air and then it fell back on earth.

5G networks compared to what happens in a human cell is... Like we haven't even reached kindergarten. The technology inside of a human body is so far beyond our comprehension. And so when we all have this moment of amazement when a man comes along and says, I've filled a steel tube with solid rocket fuel and I lit it on fire and it shot up into the air and then it fell back on earth.

And everybody's like, oh my God, that's so genius. We should put billions of dollars into that project. Meanwhile, there's a woman that is undernourished in the squatter villages of Philippines who creates a silent space inside of her called a womb. She surrenders that to the divine.

And everybody's like, oh my God, that's so genius. We should put billions of dollars into that project. Meanwhile, there's a woman that is undernourished in the squatter villages of Philippines who creates a silent space inside of her called a womb. She surrenders that to the divine.

And everybody's like, oh my God, that's so genius. We should put billions of dollars into that project. Meanwhile, there's a woman that is undernourished in the squatter villages of Philippines who creates a silent space inside of her called a womb. She surrenders that to the divine.