Arresting the collapse. Can our social aspect be spared?

[alloneword]

A worthy bump.

I was just listening to part II:



(Again, skip to 13:00)

[Wombaticus Rex]

OP felt like it was of a piece with this interesting gem from a page back:

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=41918

There is a big cultural gap between purchasing expertise and the more informal barter / apprenticeship relationships that keep rural communities alive. You have to learn a bit of everything and take responsibility for a great deal of your environment. In the 'burbs, your lawn is a movie set and your roads have a customer service hotline, but out where things are abandoned enough to be free, well ... you need to learn a lot.

Jump into it headlong and enjoy it. If you're on twitter, J Z Ellis is doing great work on engaging with the social aspects of our collapse.

If you can reliably, repeatably teach the de-alienation of labor x production, you have a program no mere ideology can compete against.

[Joe Hillshoist]

OP felt like it was of a piece with this interesting gem from a page back:

http://www.rigorousintuition.ca/board2/ ... =8&t=41918

There is a big cultural gap between purchasing expertise and the more informal barter / apprenticeship relationships that keep rural communities alive. You have to learn a bit of everything and take responsibility for a great deal of your environment. In the 'burbs, your lawn is a movie set and your roads have a customer service hotline, but out where things are abandoned enough to be free, well ... you need to learn a lot.

Jump into it headlong and enjoy it. If you're on twitter, J Z Ellis is doing great work on engaging with the social aspects of our collapse.

If you can reliably, repeatably teach the de-alienation of labor x production, you have a program no mere ideology can compete against.

I just looked josh Ellis up on twitter and I'm very impressed. What a fucken legend.

https://twitter.com/jzellis/status/1192167629236031488