Boris Matijas

More than half of the world's population, 4,4 billion people to be precise, is living without access to safe and accessible water, according to a study published in Science. At the same time, 5.35 billion people have access to the internet worldwide, according to Forbes. And while the number of internet users is expected to … Sigue leyendo Humans drink water, not data!

The collision of opposing ideas creates a spark that ignites change, for better or worse. This has been so since the beginning of our civilizations. The same spark has ignited periods of our most outstanding achievements and our greatest tragedies. What matters is our choice between defending dogmas or seeking the truth. While dogma only … Sigue leyendo Truth expands ‘us’

- What are you working with? - I work as a sustainability consultant. - You mean all this with the climate and all? - Eh, yeah, in a way. - Well, you got a lot of work to do. Things don't look good at all. - Yes, we all need to do more. - Ya'right! … Sigue leyendo Personal mastery vs. political jugglery

While waiting for the results from the French elections, the entire Europe holds breath. On one side stand the "globalist" who advocate for multicultural diversity; on the other stand the "nationalists" with a focus on local traditions. But how come these became self-excluding? Well, one explanation is the success of Steve Bannon's manual of dogma … Sigue leyendo Let’s disagree better!

For far too long, markets, companies, and organizations have misled us with inaccurate information about the true costs of economic gains. This has led to a lack of transparency in the use of public goods, resulting in detrimental effects such as climate change, environmental degradation, and a decline in social resilience. This is a consequence … Sigue leyendo The power of transparency

Democracy in most parts of the World went into reverse in 2023. It is one of the main findings sampled in EIU's Democracy Index. With nearly 40% of the world population living under authoritarian regimes and EEUU being considered the beacon of the democratic World relegated to the Flawed democracy category, it is mainly the … Sigue leyendo From the Age of Conflict into the Will of the People

At the same time as many developed countries' governments, Sweden and the UK among others, are taking their foot off the Green Transition accelerator, Copernicus, the European Union's space program, has issued an alarming report. 2023 was the warmest year on record, with a 1.48°C global warming increase, compared to the pre-industrial levels. Instead of … Sigue leyendo Turning back is not an option