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It was the best case scenario, It was the worst case scenario…

piecing together half-baked thoughts around climate models, scenario planning and distress signals; as well as how these things act as both mirrors and portals -- showing us the ways we’re wired; as well as maybe opening up ways to re-tool our storymaking and communication
  
re. scenario methods [a kind of planning used by military, governments, corporations to deal with uncertainty, complexity, long time horizons]; they’re multi-layered tools with unique motivations, intentions, expectations depending on who’s using them. beyond ‘Control’ and ’How can we keep winning?’ other possible uses for gigantic scale wrangling:

> Alternate realities happening at once 
> Care and Protection (how? whose?)
> Transformation (if the best case is also the worst, then what?) 
or
> How do you prepare for loss?