Masks, ventilators, and toilet paper: how adaptivity trumps efficiency -- Taylorism and the laws of thermodynamics -- The real world: nature's capital -- The great disruption: the planetary enclosure of time and space -- The ultimate heist: commodifying the earth's spheres, gene pool, and electromagnetic spectrum -- The catch-22 of capitalism: increased efficiency, fewer workers, and more consumer debt -- The ecological self: we are each a dissipative pattern -- A new origin story: the biological clocks and electromagnetic fields that help synchronize and shape life -- Beyond the scientific method: complex adaptive social/ecological systems (cases) -- The resilient revolution infrastructure -- The ascendance of bioregional governance -- Representative democracy makes way for distributed peerocracy -- The rise of biophilia consciousness.