@26:50 -- Fantastic!!! Reminds me of cultures where the youngest are very often with the oldest in the society.

This is full of good ideas, insights

"Localized hyper nudging." I've never heard that term but what he says is spot on. "When this struck their hearing, that which was reported of [the philosophers'] beliefs finding agreement with their nature, they adorned themselves with the embracing of unbelief - siding with the throng of the virtuous, as they claim; affiliating with them; exalting themselves above aiding the masses and the commonality; and disdaining to be content with the religious beliefs of their forebears. [They have done this,] thinking that the show of cleverness in abandoning the [traditional] imitation of what is true by embarking on the imitation of the false is a beauteous thing, being unaware that moving from one [mode of] imitation to another is folly and confusedness. "What rank in God's world is there that is lower than the rank of one who adorns himself with the abandonment of the truth that is traditionally believed by the hasty embracing of the false as true, accepting it without [reliable] report and verification? "The imbeciles among the masses stand detached from the infamy of this abyss; for there is no craving in their nature to become clever by emulating those who follow the ways of error. Imbecility is thus nearer salvation than acumen severed [from religious belief]; blindness is closer to wholeness than cross-eyed sight. " -- The Incoherence of the Philosophers, Abu Hamid Muhammad al-Ghazali

Applied Complexity Science. Unintended Consequences - non linear entanglement - Complexity Theory.