Stuart McMillen is a cartoonist disguised as a systems thinker. His long-form comics condense important academic topics into understandable and entertaining works of art.
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Notel was the fictional name given by MacBeth, a UBC psychology professor, to a real B.C. town (pop. 658) in the Rocky Mountain Trench which, because of the mountains surrounding it, was one of the last settlements in North America to receive TV signals. She never did reveal the real name of the town.
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It today’s terms, it would be like living in a decent-sized Kootenays town and being the only community on the continent without internet access.