“If it has a basis in nature, it just makes sense.”™
Depression is up. Connection with nature is down. This modern schism is being reconnected by something called eco-therapy. People spend so much time in their heads doing email, texting, iPodding and iPhoning, it’s no wonder they feel cut off from the earthy, foundational feelings that come from interacting with nature and all the benefits that entails.
If you like the earthiness of wood paneling, you’ll want to rub your hand over this. It’s a computer totally encased in beautiful wood. Eazo’s new Z70 line (not exactly a Green Echo name) isn’t as flashy as its crystalline counterparts…
It’s a bird! It’s a train! It’s a train that looks like a bird! Taking its cues from nature, the nose cone of Japan’s 500 Series Shrinkansen bullet train is modeled after a kingfisher’s beak.
That’s my house; no really, can’t you see it? The one that looks like a doorway into the forest? Getting close to nature’s design couldn’t get much closer than camouflaging your house.
Green Echo is all about imitating natural design, and it is becoming so popular, we can’t begin to report all the evidence that’s turning up. Instead of a fear of losing what nature gives them, or feeling guilty because of what “we’ve” done to it, this group seeks to be in tune. They are less concerned with protesting and more interested in making progress.
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