Institutions vs. Evolution
On crumbling concepts, stagnant systems and society’s need for trickster gods
Out in the desert of southeastern California sits a sparkling blue lake called the Salton Sea. It’s a manmade lake, and an accident, formed after irrigation runoff from the Colorado River flooded a low-lying desert basin in 1905. In the 1950s and ’60s, the lake became a popular vacation destination for families across…
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