Jamie Wheal tells us why the best organisation for Humankind seems to be healthy tribalism. He also explains how he checks different systems like a test pilot and what he knows about drug micro-dosing. Specialising in the neuroscience and application of Flow states, Jamie has advised everyone from the U.S. Naval War College to the owners of the NBA and Premier League teams, to the executives of Google, Deloitte and Goldman Sachs. He is the founder and Executive Director of the Flow Genome Project and co-author of the global bestseller, Stealing Fire.Jamie was interviewed in Kaplankaya, on the South Western Coast of Turkey, during Harvest, an event founded by Burak Oymen and Roman Carel.[00:00]- Introduction.[2:00] - The best system for Jamie Wheal is healthy tribalism versus global consciousness.[8:12] - Should we forget about jet-fueled nomadism?[10:16] - We are ready for a hard landing. [12:00] - We shouldn't back off our technological development according to Simon Smith Kuznets: is it still true?[15:15] - How is Jamie articulating his study of systems and peak performances?[20:27] - Jamie Wheal in Kaplankaya about sex.[22:14] - The importance of psychedelics to improve the flow.[25:20] - How do Silicon Valley executives do micro-dosing? What are the effects?[29:45] - What does Jamie think about Artificial Intelligence?[34:06] - Harvest of The Day: if Jamie Wheal had to choose something easy that could change the world, what would it be?Soon, we will release Lily Cole's interview made in Kaplankaya, about her environmental activism and the consequences on her relationship with the fashion industry. Don't miss the episode!Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequencesTechnicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak GökçeArtwork by Pedro VidigalThe founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel