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- Eric Stevens...
The Solution
We keep being told to protest harder. March louder. Post more. Get angrier. But history shows something uncomfortable. Pressure without redirection does not change systems. It teaches them how to adapt. In the late 60s, people took to the streets for real reasons. Civil rights.... - Shera JoyCry...
Would love to share stories of joy. There are times that joy hits so intensely to just see a flower or a cloud. Like the moments of feeling of the wind and/or the sun where it fills me with so much joy, is everyone feeling this?... - josefine...
Greatest potential: everyone has all their basic needs met and system of nourishments so that we can all spend the time on earth dedicated to the love of life itself.... Interesting Polarities to note from Claude: (note that I personally believe we will never 'resolve' these polarities but that we have to find a way to say yes to both, and also appropriately balance boundaries—in dialogue with Claude I keep wanting to mention generative... - onIf people cannot change the commodities society depends on, then protest alone will never produce lasting change.byEric Stevens...
Exactly. And there’s a third layer people usually miss. In 1972, Richard Nixon didn’t just respond to protest with regulation, he opened China and rewired where manufacturing would live.... My point though is that "self reliance" isn't what it claims, it's a misguided bias. Typically, someone who considers him or herself "self reliant" can only claim it out of the ignorance or refusal to admit that s/he's taking from others.... - kmitcham...
I am probably wrong but three generations sound simple until I realized three generations is not long enough to fix all the contributing factors such as water supply, environmental issues, clean and whole foods.... I LOVE and appreciate you starting this conversation! I basically disagree with all the points :) But again I love and appreciate you, and also enjoy having spirited discussions with you.... Austin, TX, USA has the same issue with low housing supply and high demand, so for a while I thought it was a local issue. Now I'm more aware that there's a global housing issue that's compounded by all the problems you've mentioned.... The More Beautiful World is Already Here Now
From OEF Hackathon in Austin, Texas this weekend.... The More Beautiful World is Already Here Now The More Beautiful World is Already Here Now Bomb goes off in Ukraine A child is killed in Syria In this moment people are dying In this moment There is violence What is the... - Shera JoyCry...
I’m feeling such a sense of freedom engaging with this, Annabeth—it resonates deeply. I’ve found myself hesitant to share certain views with my Democratic friends (like my thoughts on RFK or the party itself).... - annabeth...
Ok, since I just kept uptrusting everything in this whole tree, I decided to look for a flaw. What if fear or alarmism is something akin to a basic human need? Or at least a core aspect of full humanness.... - Shera JoyCry...
Memes: My wonder is out there: Strange thought experiments to achieve wholeness
(Note: I wrote this with the help of chatgpt so it’s wooden in many places. I wanted it to be a strange combination of dry and wet.) What’s a Meme: A meme is a cultural unit of meaning, such as an idea, behavior, style, or usage that spreads from person to person within a... metatation: i notice a possible bias away from seeing what works in you sherajoy, but do i share it? Does it reinforce some image of me that I know what’s up or have some special knowledge?...