Includes bibliographical references and index.

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) Modeling -- The Resilient Revolution Infrastructure -- The Ascendance of Bioregional Governance -- Representative Democracy Makes Way for Distributed Peerocracy -- The Rise of Biophilia Consciousness.