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From: Centre for Internet & Society
Date: Tue, Jul 25, 2017 at 12:03 PM
Subject: The Centre for Internet & Society - Bulletin - June 2017
To: michelsub2...@gmail.com
Dear Michel Bauwens,
Welcome to the Centre for Internet & Society
Dear Michel,
We have had this discussion before, and you have failed to convince me. My
reading seems to have taken me in the opposite direction, coming across many
who see prehistory, and some still existing people, eg aborigines, as a time
when people lived harmoniously with each other and
dear Anna,
if you read anthropological accounts of Amazonian native tribes, such as in
the books of Pierre Clastre (societies against the state), and others, then
it seems that warfare was endemic, he even describes it as 'their favourite
passtime'; at the same time, it was more 'sporadic' ,
Thank you Michel. Actually I was just questioning whether aggression and
violence are a natural tendency in males, which has to be supressed. As Rajani
says:
"They managed to restrain male destructive drives – which are the scourge of
all living things - within the prison of affective, kin
Thanks for this reaction Anna,
I agree about agression and nurturing to be polarities in each of us, which
may then be culturally re-inforced and fixated in all kinds of ways by
cultures and societies,
But patriarchy predates EM by thousands of years, and gendering predates
patriarchy by tens of
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From: Great Transition Network
Date: Mon, Jul 24, 2017 at 6:11 AM
Subject: Money for the People (GTN Discussion)
To: michelsub2...@gmail.com
>From Mary Sue Schmaltz
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From: Kanth, Rajani
Date: Mon, Jul 24, 2017 at 6:02 AM
Subject: What do I Know?
To: "michelsub2...@gmail.com"
What do I Know ?
It could be that