Last Thursday was Blog Action Day: Climate Change. Thousands of bloggers from around the world, across countries and across topics, took a day to blog about climate change. It was a profound example of the power of collected action -- nearly 32,000 posts reached an estimated 17 million people.
But as I ...
Continue Reading »
Farming is not adapted to large-scale operations because of the following reasons: Farming is concerned with plants and animals that live, grow, and die. - "Ancient" agricultural textbook (Cornell University, 1942)
Social systems are not adapted to large-scale operations, because social systems are concerned with humans that live, grow, and die.
Part of the problem with society ...
Continue Reading »