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The Universe Thinking About Itself: Systems Thinking, Science, and Human Awe in Think Like A Molecule
One of society's persistent challenges is bridging the gap between scientific expertise and public understanding. Think Like A Molecule contributes meaningfully to this effort by: Translating molecular biology into life philosophy without dumbing it do Referencing respected scientists (Carl Sagan, Buckminster Fuller, Ray Eames) while remaining readable to non-specialists Using everyday analogies alongside genuine scientific observation This mirrors the tradition of public int

Dennis Mercado
2 days ago
Finding Purpose Beyond the Pavement: How Ayres Gipson Tackles Addiction and Housing in I Want to Go Home
Canoga, CA — Society often treats systemic crises like separate, insurmountable mountains. We look at the rise in substance abuse and the severe shortage of accessible housing as distant policy issues rather than deeply human ones. In his compelling book, I Want to Go Home, author Ayres Gipson reframes these challenges not from an academic tower, but from the raw, unvarnished perspective of lived experience. Gipson’s narrative centers on two of modern society's most glaring i

Global Literary
Sep 8
“Think Like a Molecule,” by Chuck Champlin, Finding Human Potential in the Physics of Existence — at the California Library Association Conference in Riverside, California
Canoga, CA — In a cosmos governed by the laws of chemistry and physics, a single molecule doesn’t pause to contemplate its purpose. It simply exists, following the timeless rules of attraction, bonding, and structure. Yet, when zillions of the microscopic particles unite into organized, functioning systems, an extraordinary transformation occurs – sentient life is born. From basic chemical bonds emerges the vast tapestry of humanity—eight billion conscious minds capable of a

Global Literary
Sep 8
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