If a Red Giant star could dream what it wanted its dust to become after it died, I can imagine a particularly ambitious one wanting to become the kind of world that Tom Atlee has envisioned here, and the kind of inspired, passionate, educated world-changers he imagines getting together to create that world. I hope a lot of people decide to get Great Story activism like this rolling so we prove to good ol' natural selection that we are homo sapiens (wise people) for real.

—Connie Barlow, science writer and author of Green Space, Green Time

Errata

 

(This errata is relevant for the first edition made available in 2009.  The typos below were corrected for the version available in 2010.)

 

 

Prefatory material

 

The copyright licensing information is incorrect; I offer more freedom than indicated in the printed book (the PDF has been corrected). See Copying for the correct information.

 

In the printed book there is no description of the image on the back cover (lower left).  It is the co-intelligence symbol, described on http://co-intelligence.org/CIsymbol.html.

 

Page xiv

 

The word "I" should be added at the beginning of the second sentence of the paragraph beginning "I could feel my world shifting."

 

Page 44

 

The phrase "The remaining 800 hundreds marchers" should read "The remaining 400 marchers".

 

Page 107

 

Co-op America has a new name and website: Green America Today, http://www.greenamericatoday.org/

 

Page 184

 

The link newsweek.com/id/208164 should be www.newsweek.com/id/208164

 

Pages 277 and 286

 

The link evolutionaryspirituality.wikia.com/wiki should be evolutionaryspirituality.wikia.com

The link maestro.com should be maestropath.com

 

Page 331

 

Index entry "Support groups" should have page 279 added.

 

Page 342

 

The page is missing its header.  Also, the final phrase in Juanita Brown and David Isaacs' blurb for the book should read "our unique contribution to the web of life."

 

 


 

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