When listening to and writing about community move to the center of the news-writing work, stories increase empowerment and alternatives, and decrease polarization. http://bit.ly/2oSyAlZ
“Our current crisis is not one of Left versus Right but of consistency, reason, humility, and universal liberalism versus inconsistency, irrationalism, zealous certainty, and tribal authoritarianism.” – @HPluckrose https://newdiscourses.com/2020/04/french-intellectuals-ruined-west-postmodernism-impact/
@1Meric @PhoebeTickell @CamdenCouncil But it’s just not true. Have you heard of hysteresis?
RT @caliculaminus: @Bahnschranken @greenpeace_de @fdp @Bundeskanzler @fdpbt @Porsche @TayCan Die Steinzeit ist nicht aus Mangel an Steinen zu Ende gegangen. @tonyseba
Basado en nuestro trabajo en geografías tan diversas como Alaska, India y Alemania, creemos que casi cualquier región puede hacerlo. 🇪🇸🇲🇽🇦🇷🇻🇪🇨🇱🇵🇷- etc. 🌐 https://twitter.com/Ovi962/status/1639195959551832064
Bonnitta Roy retweeted: A Restaurant in France today.
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Bonnitta Roy retweeted: 2D Artist Vaskange uses Endless Paper app and Apple Pencil, powered by Fractile, a vector rendering engine, creating illustrations that can be infinitely zoomed in [Instagram: buff.ly/3RHAlKt]
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Bonnitta Roy retweeted: This is amazing. From iPhone recording to high-quality 3D animation in 1 minute.
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@TornadoNate It seems to me that one should not be motivated or ambitious in gardening the same way one is in other pursuits. Gardening relies a lot on what the Daoists call “yielding” (funny, we call the harvest a yield) and that attitude can help lesson the feeling of frustration.
@TornadoNate It seems to me that one should not be motivated or ambitious in gardening … Read More »
@TornadoNate Once you realize that gardning is a two-way street, you allow the garden to cultivate you, and sometimes that is its biggest gift. Maybe this year, watch the weeds with surprise and curiosity, and allow that to inform how you garden. It shouldn’t be a battle.
