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Perspectives on AI and Employment: Collapse and Evolution
This session explores competing perspectives on how AI may reshape the economy—from fears of a “productivity shock” and widespread job loss, to the idea that markets will adapt through new forms of work, to more radical claims that AI represents a break from historical patterns altogether.
What Makes a Neighborhood Livable: The Systems we Stand On
Through interactive sessions and group discussions we’ll attempt to raise our awareness of the various systems of infrastructure that our lifestyles depend upon. Systems that are critical to our well-being, but are often taken for granted as we navigate the more pressing problems of the day.
The Laity Doth Protest: the Balance Between Mindfulness and Activism
How do we balance the pursuit of individual, inner transformation with the need for collective, outer transformation? Following a short presentation on the topic, we’ll move into guided discussion and reflection on how to pursue both inner and outer forms of change in an age marked by polarization, distraction, and social fragmentation.
Ancient Approaches to Anxiety: Insights from Yoga and Stoic Philosophy
Exploring the philosophies of Karma Yoga and Stoicism to gain insight into the perennial challenge of anxiety. Session will include a combination of the study of ideas, discussion, and guided reflections.
Theory and Method of ‘Attention Activism’
Featuring Peter Schmidt of the Strother School of Radical Attention - discussion, Q&A, and guided attention practices exploring the burgeoning idea of “attention activism” and the challenge of reclaiming our attention in an age of constant distraction.
Who Gives Better Advice? The People vs ChatGPT
Interactive session exploring the emerging role of AI in emotional regulation and personal guidance.
Winter Seminar: Life in the Scroll Age
Featured a combination of Q&A, discussion, lecture and workshop, exploring topics related to our recently released collection, ‘Life in the Scroll Age.’

