This text on regenerative agriculture is beautiful! and powerful!
Whoah, the rising tide of the biologically inclined has even swept nettime,
the times are changing in so many ways.
On Mon, Sep 6, 2021 at 4:42 AM martin wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Interesting conversation...
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> On 05/09/2021
hi everyone
interesting conversation indeed, apologies for being late to the party.
thanks, martin, for sharing these references.
On the note of bright regenerative side I just thought share David
Holmgren's latest post, who is one of Australia's leading perma culture
guru or "permis".
It is a
In “Face à Gaïa”, Bruno Latour states that we have to identify the
irreconcilable enemy against whom we are at war. The enemy all point to here is
capitalism, capitalists and the ravages that they cause.
Wars have been waged and lost against capitalism before. The USSR ultimately
lost their’s,
Hello,
Interesting conversation...
On 05/09/2021 18:31, John Hopkins wrote:
I am very sorry to hear about your ailments and wish you all the best.
Then,
-- though I admittedly can sometimes also be caught in a moment of
weakness and despair where I forget myself and utter statements with a
1. Re: Covid and the crisis of neo-liberalism (John Hopkins)
2. Re: Covid and the crisis of neo-liberalism (Vincent Gaulin)
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Date: Sun, 5 Sep 2021 11:31:47 -0600
From: John Hopkins
I would suggest that th
More probably the shirt wearer was expressing himself ironically. But maybe he
couldn’t press it because he lacked an ironing board. Does everyone here lack
one too?
Best,
Michael via iPhone, so please ecuse misteaks.
> On Sep 5, 2021, at 11:27 AM, Vincent Gaulin
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--I literally saw a guy in a cafe with a tee-shirt that read "I can't hear
you -- over the sound of my freedom."
I think it's important to keep in mind that "speech acts" of this kind are
mimetic and consumption oriented, rather than arising from some kind of
self-made ethic. Just like on social
I tend to agree with you, Sean, about the huge problems caused by some threads
of systems thinking and engineering that arose in the bowels of the
Military-academic-industrial complex. However, there are other threads
(i.e.,James Miller, Howard Odum) that have taken a far-wider view that
ideas must absolutely be subjected to critique,
where the latter is never a denunciation, but an interrogation of their
‘pharmacological’ limits""
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thanks for circulating Patrice
there's a great piece responding to similar i
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thanks for getting to the numb of it Brian
tho personally I
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I agree that the "absolute failure of the West" is rhetorical vagary. But
the idea that central societal tenets concerning "freedom" and "democracy"
must be subjected to theoretical and practical critique is not.
Currently one is free to extract fossil fuels, and also free to die in a
flood or a
please (Daniel Ross), define "absolute failure (of the West)".
-a
ps: i suggest to leave room, in this definition, for failures of yet
other proportions.
pps: looks like adjectives are generally up for grabs these days and
might become redundant rubble, if not signifiers of the opposites,
thanks for circulating Patrice
there's a great piece responding to similar issues by Daniel Ross (aka
Stiegler’s translator):
https://mscp.org.au/plague-proportions/this-pandemic-should-not-have-happened
a flavour:
"Anthropogenic climate change and the systemic limits with which it is
Original to:
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/sep/02/covid-and-the-crisis-of-neoliberalism
Covid and the crisis of neo-liberalism
by Adam Tooze https://www.theguardian.com/profile/adam-tooze
The Guardian, Thursday 2 Sep 2021
If one word could sum up the experience of 2020, it would
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