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Humansphere Strategies

Alexandre Lemille: Based on these two new roles — “we are Nature” and “we are Energy” — four strategies can be identified connecting us with the other two spheres identified as circulars. The first two strategies focus on our ability to change and therefore to adapt in depth to the two spheres to be preserved: 1. Adaptation and Valuation Strategies (behavioral change strategies). They consist in understanding our future roles in an economy of system context where humans will play several key...

Priorities of the future economic model.

Alexandre Lemille: "This model will need to integrate all environmental, social and economic dimensions into a comprehensive symbiotic approach to regenerate, restore and protect. The first priority is to respond to all human needs through the circularity of systems in a model that eradicates all negative externalities step by step, while avoiding the rebound of consumption thanks to intergenerational governance.

In conclusion

Alexandre Lemille: "Such a perception of the world we depend on would also lead us to implement strategies that avoid a potential rebound in consumption. Changes in intrinsic behaviors could occur more quickly by integrating the human component into this new paradigm. An avoidance of such a rebound would be by decisions taken over the very-long-term based on the emerging science of “decentering” or “decentration”, as applied by the original tribes of the American continent ever since. “Decent...

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