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Osbert Lancaster
@osbert.org

Feels like the concept of the privatisation of Commons is a point of commonality (no pun intended) that connects so many threats to people and nature, and that working on restoring the multiple commons is a central theme for a world where people and nature can thrive.

Peter K. G. Williams@pkgw.bsky.social

Likely the most important thing I've ever written — if you're an academic and the AI mania unsettles you, here's my best shot at presenting some intellectual tools that might help you articulate why. arxiv.org/abs/2610.27251

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Osbert Lancaster
@osbert.org

I got some great insights in the potential of the commons - including the idea of “commoning” - when I talked with @oliverescobar.bsky.social. (Talking about the commons starts at 10m 50s.) thrivablescotland.com/a/3mtjyyx7lv...

thrivablescotland.comCritical Mess to Critical Mass: democratic innovation for collective climate actionHow democratic innovation can build trust to unlock and mobilise collective intelligence for meaningful collective action. With Prof Oliver Escobar.